Jury Seeks Death for Slasher
Monday, February 6, 2012 at 6:03 am
Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: Hall-Gonzalez told a friend she planned to kill the toddler because no one would want him after she committed suicide. She was found wandering along a highway, precipitating a frantic search for the boy. Westword has the story.
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Geneva Espinoza has put in a strong case for Mom of the Year: pulled over for littering, cops smelled marijuana, saw her three-year-old running free in the back seat, and found Ecstasy, Xanax and bags of coke in her panties and within reach of the kid.Houston Press has the story.
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Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: Kinzie regained custody of her three-year-old son in January 2011, and that was the last time relatives saw him. Meanwhile, folks residing near a trailer where they once lived began reporting a foul stench. Westword has the story.
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We're not sure what's more disturbing: the fact that Anjelica Jimenez allowed her boyfriend to use a 4-month-old as an ashtray, or the fact that the baby was placed in Jimenez's care by Child Protective Services. Regardless, Jimenez, 25, was in a Maricopa County court this morning where she pleaded guilty to one count of child abuse for standing by as her boyfriend abused the baby. The Phoenix New Times has the full story.
Angelica Jimenez
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A Phoenix mom choked her 5-year-old son for playing video games and threatened him and her teeanage daughter with a butcher knife on Christmas Day, police say. The Phoenix New Times has the full story.
Jutrina Tillman
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Afternoon reading from the Village Voice Empire: Lori Darling David, a suburban Houston mom, took a liking to one of her teen son's friends and ended up sending him nude pictures of herself. Today she got five years' probation, which includes no internet except for workl. Houston Press has the story.
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Lunchtime reading from the Village Voice Empire: Cops and firefighters arrived at a blazing house to find Brockman outside and her kids, ages two and three, trapped behind security bars that slowed rescuers. This wasn't police's first call to the home. Westword has the story.
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