:::: I am not sure that I agree with that, WWGB.  It was really the incident (accident) that sparked the outrage, regardless of whether the victim lived or died.  So, it was not the death of the child, per se.  If she had survived (lived), this would still be a notable topic.  And, in fact, the child did live for a week or so.  It was not her death that sparked the outrage and the reaction, it was the accident and the bystander conduct to the accident.  Her death was only a peripheral and tangential matter.  Thanks.   (  )