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Looks like there was a hearing -
Aug. 23, 2024
The South Florida mother of 3-year-old twins who were found unresponsive inside a car on Interstate 95 is now facing manslaughter charges in their deaths.
Shirlene Alcime, 42, was rolled into a courtroom Friday in a wheelchair and wearing a green vest, where she was charged with two counts of aggravated manslaughter. She has pleaded not guilty.
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"The Medical Examiner has determined that the cause of death for the victims in this case is homicide, as such, the filing of formal murder charges is pending with the Miami Dade State Attorneys Office," Miami-Dade County Police said in early August.
Toxicology reports, however, were not able to determine why the twins were foaming, and for now authorities have not provided more information on how exactly they believe Alcime killed her children.
Currently, her charges accuse her of causing their deaths by failing to provide them with the care and supervision to maintain their health or by killing them by "unspecified means."
Shoot - nothing about the next court date... maybe when you have time @PayrollNerd - you can check it out? TIA!
Manslaughter charges for mom of twins, 3, found in car on I-95 after she jumped from overpass
The South Florida mother charged in connection with the deaths of her 3-year-old twins who were found unresponsive inside a car on Interstate 95 is scheduled to attend a status hearing Friday while she awaits trial.
www.nbcmiami.com
Aug. 23, 2024
The South Florida mother of 3-year-old twins who were found unresponsive inside a car on Interstate 95 is now facing manslaughter charges in their deaths.
Shirlene Alcime, 42, was rolled into a courtroom Friday in a wheelchair and wearing a green vest, where she was charged with two counts of aggravated manslaughter. She has pleaded not guilty.
[.....]
"The Medical Examiner has determined that the cause of death for the victims in this case is homicide, as such, the filing of formal murder charges is pending with the Miami Dade State Attorneys Office," Miami-Dade County Police said in early August.
Toxicology reports, however, were not able to determine why the twins were foaming, and for now authorities have not provided more information on how exactly they believe Alcime killed her children.
Currently, her charges accuse her of causing their deaths by failing to provide them with the care and supervision to maintain their health or by killing them by "unspecified means."
Shoot - nothing about the next court date... maybe when you have time @PayrollNerd - you can check it out? TIA!