A longtime urban legend harmonized a real-life news story on March 2016. A Texas resident woman was arrested when she allegedly putted her two-year-old daughter in an oven. The local reports indicated that first degree charged against Tasha Hatcher due to criminal offense injury of her child. The girl’s body was reportedly burned more than two-third, but she is out of danger and alive. Hatcher was accused on 19th March 2016 and amount charged 300,000 U.S dollars. “The Dallas Morning News” reported after two days and said that Hatcher was arrested due to having drugs at the time of arrest, especially synthetic recreational drug K2.
The officials of Local Child Welfare confirmed that Hatcher was arrested due to containing methamphetamine, she examined and the results found positive. It is important that a number of children were killed between 1999 and 2005 in different incidents involving microwave ovens. All children were killed by their own mothers, but we didn’t find any incident involving drugs. Only one incident indicated about supposed a confused state in which the baby was killed. In 1980, an incident reported involving a married couple, but this story described about the behavior of husband against his wife. Another story indicated about the story of mistreated horse and a run-down trailer that working of an irresponsible owner with the weak animal and harmed. Finally, an urban legend involving an elder patient killed in 1991.