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Warrant for arrest:
http://www.wsmv.com/download/2009/1003/21192685.pdf
http://www.wsmv.com/download/2009/1003/21192685.pdf
The below linked article has some good information. Evidently she rented a car from the Nashville airport then returned it to the Huntsville airport where her BF picked her up. Also an FBI agent said there was no ongoing threat to the family and could not say why the kids were taken by the state. In another article yesterday the same agent went so far as to state the baby has been gone from his mother half his life and needs to be returned to her now.
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=157&sid=8117278
"Gurrolla told investigators that during the abduction, she heard the woman make a phone call and tell someone in Spanish words to the effect of "the job is done" and that the mother "was dying," said Siskovic, the FBI agent.
Siskovic said Silas took the victim's cell phone, which helped investigators locate Silas.
He would not comment further on the possibility that Silas was not working alone."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091004/ap_on_re_us/us_tenn_newborn_snatched
I was looking for the article where he said the baby should be returned. I'm sure they investigated the mother pretty thoroughly.
I think it's time the FBI investigated child protective services for their civil right's violations.
I hope the kids are ok in foster care.
Can you imagine having your child stolen, being stabbed and instead of being reunited with your baby, the state take all your kids ?
The impression I've gotten from most of the recent articles is that LE knows why the children are in custody, but they're not stating publically. Because, really. Can we honestly believe the FBI or local LE has no clue why these kids aren't at home? And the FBI agent's comments came before the children were ordered removed.
Reading the thread backwards here, but
You need to go through security after you pick up your baggage. The only people allowed in the baggage area are passengers getting off the plane and employees.
A "dependent neglect" hearing is scheduled for Maria Gurrolla Tuesday afternoon in Juvenile Court. The source, who had direct knowledge of the hearing, said documents accuse Gurrolla of arranging to sell the infant.
The new accusations appear to explain why the Department of Children's Services removed all children from Gurrolla's home over the weekend.
A statement released Monday by DCS said, in part, that "the Department of Children's Services still has concerns about the well-being and safety of these children, based on credible and serious information that we are currently receiving."
Meanwhile, Tammy Renee Silas, the woman who authorities said kidnapped the child Sept. 29, will not fight being moved to Nashville to face charges.
The court clerk's office in Huntsville, Ala., said a magistrate is expected to sign papers authorizing Silas to be moved to Tennessee by federal marshals.
Law enforcement officials said the case is still under active investigation. Federal documents indicated a second person could be involved. According to Silas' arrest warrant, Maria Gurrolla, the mother who was stabbed, heard Silas make a phone call in Spanish after the stabbing. Gurrolla said Silas told someone "the job is done" and that Gurrolla "was dying."
The baby was briefly reunited with his mother Saturday, when she got a chance to hold him for the first time in three days. But state child welfare officials then took custody of the infant and his siblings -- ages 3, 9 and 11 -- for "safety" reasons.
DCS spokesman Rob Johnson declined to talk specifically about the Gurrolla case but said taking children into custody after a kidnapping is not necessarily standard procedure.
He said the caseworkers saw something in this situation that made them concerned enough that they felt the safest thing to do was find a foster home for the children. He declined to say what caseworkers were concerned about or whether complaints had been filed against the family.
Johnson said children are often placed with family members but not until a background check and home study are done.
"DCS is acting with an abundance of caution," said Johnson.
Officials told the family that they are holding the children until they can be sure that the suspect acted alone.
Mother Accused of Trying to Sell Infant
Snipped from: http://www.wsmv.com/news/21204908/detail.html
So there we go. That's why the mother got the children taken away.
How Dumb do you gotta be? She took her phone, realy? the phone? What a stupid stipid thing to do when your commiting a felony kipnapping while attempting murder. and trying not to get caught. But I am glad she did that.
Oddly I feel bad for her boyfriend Martin, and I am not comfortable with it.