I can't begin to think what happened. A tired, crying little girl is killed? Is even this account deliberately faked to hide something different?
I hate to necro this older comment but I couldn’t agree more. As someone who has a history with NC courts it’s a bit of a running joke that when you’re about to get off probation that you have to lock everything down really tight, if you have a curfew they will violate you for being a millisecond late, they come rip your house apart a couple times those last few weeks, if there’s a paperwork error it’s on you alone to fix it, because your behind is on the line. The court system is designed to keep you in it for as long as possible. If anything additional can be tacked on, as minuscule as it may be, you can bet they’re all over it here. I don’t know about other states personally but it’s been my experience that the system in NC is run like a business. Theres no consideration for things like technicalities, or life situations, socioeconomic situation. You're not a person, you're an assigned number and potential dollar amount. Your public defender is overworked and underpaid, they are incentivized to get your file off their desk ASAP and have about 30 minutes to spend on your case. The court system is big business, it’s unfortunate. Why rehabilitate when you can squeeze more money out? That being said, It’s my opinion that EK deserves everything they can tack on there, but crimes against children really make me sick. I don’t believe there is much rehabilitation to be had for any person that (allegedly) harms a child.
The mother is also guilty of neglect.
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I always love to read your posts,Gitana. They give such a good perspective. I was thinking he looked like a scared little boy. (Actually reminds me of my son who is almost the same age.). Now I want to go back and view it again from your perspective.
I wonder how his child-like appearance will impact the jury in a murder trial. (If it comes to that)
He looks his age, to me. My eldest is right around his age. He just looked small-framed. I don't think he looked scared as much as he looked resigned. Iirc his record that OP posted on the previous thread started in 2011. That's just six years ago. I wonder if he has a longer history. He'd have been 26? Wondering if he had a juvenile record, or, if he just started a criminal record, out of the blue, at 26? Odd that he wouldn't be caught for something, til then, unless he may have started hard drug use at that age. Of course, if you get a felony on your history, you can pretty much say goodbye to employment. Especially in his field.
IRT possible drug use, I understand why folks assume that, I do to; but with his rap sheet wouldn't there be some drug use recorded? I'm not familiar enough with the statistics- it just feels like if he was getting in that much trouble with LE drug use would have been evident and we'd see a drug related offense?
So the boys are in CPS custody (as I posted yesterday,) and not in the custody of the grandmother.
Local here...yes, the area where she was found is referred to as Maple Hill.
They were put in the care of CPS on Friday. Confirmed by AW.Sorry I don't have a link (please remove this if it is not allowed) --Didn't a minister do an interview asking the public for clothes, food and gift cards to help grandma care for the boys? unless they removed them after they found Mariah's body.
I'm not convinced he did it.
Sorry I don't have a link (please remove this if it is not allowed) --Didn't a minister do an interview asking the public for clothes, food and gift cards to help grandma care for the boys? unless they removed them after they found Mariah's body.