Bedwetting, Children Allowed Drink It Up Dead

Johnathan James, a boy 10 years old from Dallas, breathed her last after five days of not drinking. He was forbidden to drink by his father and stepmother as a punishment because it is still wet.
As reported by the Associated Press, Johnathan died in a state of acute dehydration and heat high body temperature, on 25 July.
His twin brother, Joseph James, said that Johnathan were kept in a room without air conditioning. No drinking allowed, Johnathan forced to continue standing by the window.On the fifth day, Johnathan finally passed out and his head hit the floor.
In critical condition, Joseph saw the rest of the butter is still stuck in the throat his twin brother. However, parents still do not give a drink. "They're still not willing to let Johnathan got water," said Joseph told the Dallas Morning News.
Seeing his twin brother suffered, Joseph was eager to help. But, he feared facing a similar punishment from his parents. "I want to do something, but I can not. I can not do anything because I'll get in trouble," he said.
His grandmother, Sue Shotwell, deeply grieved over the death. He knew his grandson as a good and loving person. "This kid, if you know Jonathan, he can forgive you for anything you do. You can punish him, and he would say 'I love you, Mimi'," said Shotwell.
Police documents show in detail how Johnathan struggling to live without water until it was unconscious. He was taken to hospital, but too late for a medical team to save his life.
The Based on police investigation, the father, Michael Ray, and his stepmother, Tina Alberson, charged guilty to charges of child abuse resulting in death. couple's 42-year-old menhadapi prosecution in local courts last Thursday.

While incarcerated parents, Joseph James, and his stepbrother who is 12 years old are forced to live with relatives near their families.