“Poor little Jake, Why O Why did his father not use his brain and think of all the dangers around before putting little five year old Jake on such a dangerous machine, where is the law when its needed, parents should be held accountable for there actions especially when it involves the life of a young innocent child, people say poor parents they have to live with this, and so they should, because of him poor jake will never see another Christmas Birthday and will never sit on the floor playing with his toys like most five year olds, why did his father buy him a motor bike, perhaps it was because his father wanted his son to be the person he never was? Any responsible parent would know a machine like that, in that sort of an environment could kill a child of that age, in a public carpark surrounded by brick walls and covered with tarmac, allvery dangerous for such a young body to come in contact with, it's beyond, if he felt the need to put his son life at risk a such a machine why did he not start him off in a grass field for five or six years, until he had gained some proper experience, his father said he had lots of experience, I say at five years old when did he gain all this experience, yes his father has to live with this, I say so he should, He ended that childs life, because of is actions.
In responc to Michael of Swansea, a good parent raps there children in cotton wool for as many years as possible, then carries on trying to protect them for as many more years as you are able, as for the other remark, being a country person i can assure you we do not put our childrens lives at risk by putting them on machinery at that age.”

“His family told me he was an amazing little boy. Something so horrible never should've happened to an innocent child. His dad was watching him and making sure he wasn't in any obvious danger, and they also bought him all the protective clothing he needed to be safe when he was using it. After doing that, there's no reason he shouldn't have been doing what he enjoyed. They couldn't have prevented the accident at all. Everyone misses you loads, you'll never be forgotten Jake x”

“Well said Michael, I think the memory of this poor little lad would be better served by sparing a thought for the living hell his parents have to endure every waking second of every day. To question them as parents with no knowledge of who they are and no more understanding of the incident other than what can be read in a newspaper shows a total lack of understanding of what they are going through and of the agony of loosing a child under any circumstances. Your post sayes far more about you Teifion than aparently you realise.”

“Teifion, where do we draw the line, we cant wrap them up in cotton wool, i bet many many youngsters in rural areas can drive a tractor before they can spell properly, this lad was obviously very talented for such a young age, he had all the correct safety equipment, if it was not for the 1 in a million chance of a stone getting stuck in the carb this would never have happened, it is a tragic accident which occurred even when his parents had taken all safety precautions, if it was not for people like this we would have no Lewis Hamiltons or Valentino Rossi's as they all started off at a very young age, my heart goes out to his family and friends at there terrible loss.”

“The poor little kid should never have been playing on a bike in the first place.
the parents I recall complained that the journal got it wrong when they stated the child had had a new bike but that he'd had it for a few months - so what?
Parents should behave as parents sometimes”