GUILTY TX - D’Lanny Reinelle Chairez, 20, (found/arrested) & James, 18 months, San Antonio, 22 Feb 2021

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CastlesBurning said:
If she suffered some sort of mental break, either independently or due to something happening with James, she may honestly believe (or desperately want to believe) that he is safe and happy with some other family.
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Yes it's possible but I don't believe that's what is going on here. She or someone else she is covering for hurt that baby and she's lying. That's MOO, anyway.
 
deadfoot13 said:
Giving your child to someone and calling it an adoption is not an adoption. Legal adoptions can be done quietly, but there is proof they occurred in the form of a court order approving the voluntary surrender of parental rights, and a court order approving the adoption. She would have proof, the court would have proof, the adoptive parent would have proof.

Even if you adopt a dog from a shelter, you get paperwork.

If she threw away her proof or won't cooperate with sharing that proof, LE can independently verify with the courts that the adoption happened, they don't need her to answer that particular question.

Not to mention that there would have to be a surrender or termination of the father's parental rights, and he hasn't made one mention of that happening. Just because he's in prison doesn't mean he lost his parental rights. If his rights weren't terminated or surrendered, then the child cannot be legally adopted.
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I totally agree with your post, sadly, I don’t believe this sweet baby was given up for adoption. Or given to anyone to care fir at all. And that’s the real heartbreaker here, as with many of these cases. So many people, the aunt specifically here, would gladly have loved this child and provided a loving environment. It hurts my heart so much. There are resources available if the parents would only reach out for help.
Admittedly, I’m far removed from from any situation, but would love to counsel these young parents. Not that I have any credentials or much free time for that matter. But I feel that this is so important and would love to be able to help in any small way. Not trying to derail the thread for James, but if anyone can point me in the right direction, I’d love to help.
 
APR 3, 2021
'See something, say something': San Antonio nonprofits amplifying message to combat child abuse and neglect | kens5.com
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“Child abuse has become an epidemic – a pandemic, to say the least – of recurrent abuse happening to our children in the community,” said Jasmine Anderson, founder and executive director of KJ’s Angels, an organization that advocates for child abuse victims and their families.

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The high-profile case of missing 19-month-old James Chairez is riddled with elements of child neglect and abuse, according to Anderson.

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“There have been reports that the home that James was living in was very, very disorganized and it was a mess. The state of the home...gives us insight into the abuse that may have been happening, the neglect that may have been happening,” Anderson said.

It’s stories like the one of missing baby James that keep Pamela Allen, founder of Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach, motivated to keep fighting for the cause. Allen says the pandemic may have increased how often abuse happens.

“This is a very hard time for us. COVID has isolated so many and we’re looking at the need that we need to impact our children,” Allen said.

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“We’re hoping to raise that awareness, to make sure that our families understand if you see something, say something,” Allen said.

To learn more about KJ’s Angels, click here. To learn more about Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach, click here.
 
PommyMommy said:
APR 3, 2021
'See something, say something': San Antonio nonprofits amplifying message to combat child abuse and neglect | kens5.com
[...]

“Child abuse has become an epidemic – a pandemic, to say the least – of recurrent abuse happening to our children in the community,” said Jasmine Anderson, founder and executive director of KJ’s Angels, an organization that advocates for child abuse victims and their families.

[...]

The high-profile case of missing 19-month-old James Chairez is riddled with elements of child neglect and abuse, according to Anderson.

[...]

“There have been reports that the home that James was living in was very, very disorganized and it was a mess. The state of the home...gives us insight into the abuse that may have been happening, the neglect that may have been happening,” Anderson said.

It’s stories like the one of missing baby James that keep Pamela Allen, founder of Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach, motivated to keep fighting for the cause. Allen says the pandemic may have increased how often abuse happens.

“This is a very hard time for us. COVID has isolated so many and we’re looking at the need that we need to impact our children,” Allen said.

[...]

“We’re hoping to raise that awareness, to make sure that our families understand if you see something, say something,” Allen said.

To learn more about KJ’s Angels, click here. To learn more about Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach, click here.[/QUOTEShe was in the process of moving and cleaning
Chocoholic said:
I totally agree with your post, sadly, I don’t believe this sweet baby was given up for adoption. Or given to anyone to care fir at all. And that’s the real heartbreaker here, as with many of these cases. So many people, the aunt specifically here, would gladly have loved this child and provided a loving environment. It hurts my heart so much. There are resources available if the parents would only reach out for help.
Admittedly, I’m far removed from from any situation, but would love to counsel these young parents. Not that I have any credentials or much free time for that matter. But I feel that this is so important and would love to be able to help in any small way. Not trying to derail the thread for James, but if anyone can point me in the right direction, I’d love to help.
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In the state of Texas if the mother is single she does not need his signature. He is also not on the birth certificate.
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PommyMommy said:
A neighbor, but GM has doubts about the Feb 22 sighting.

See video in this article: A mother and baby’s disappearance has a family member fearing the worst (ksat.com)
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The mom and baby were seen on camera at a store on January 4th, 2021.
 
CastlesBurning said:
Young mother, son reported missing from west side | kens5.com

SAN ANTONIO — Police are asking for your help to find a young mother and her son last seen on the west side last month. According to the San Antonio Police Department, the two are listed as missing.

Dlanny Reaneille Chairez has straight, shoulder length brown hair and a flower tattoo on her left back shoulder. She is 4'11" and weighs 210 pounds.

Also missing is her year and a half old son, James Avi Chairez. He has straight, shoulder length orange hair. James is about 2'6" and weighs about 28 pounds.

They were reported missing on February 22 and were last seen in the 7600 block of Southwest Military Drive.

SAPD said the mother is an adult and has custodial rights, but they are hoping she will contact them police to let them know they are both alright.

Mariesol Gomez is Dlanny's aunt. She said she hasn't see the baby since Thanksgiving. The great aunt of the child, fears he may not be alive.

"I have no reason to believe that he is at this point," she said. My heart wants to tell me that he is in good hands with somebody. But, my mind races with different scenarios."

Gomez said the last time she saw her niece was around the end of February. Gomez said since November she had been asking her niece to see James.

"I got tired of hearing that he is asleep, or we are not home," she said. "I would go over knock and she wouldn't answer me."

Gomez said not one family member has seen the 18-month-old since November. The family filed a missing person's report on the baby and his mother just a few weeks ago. Gomez said the mother stopped communicating with the family around that time.

"I would like to find her and make sure she is fine," Gomez said. "And that way I can get the answers that I need to where the baby is. I am not going to give up until I find him."

If you know where the two are, you're asked to contact SAPD's Missing Person’s Unit at (210) 207-7660.

SAPD seeks help finding missing baby, mother
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The Aunt lives 1/2 mile from Dlanny. The last time the Aunt saw him was on November 29th, Thanksgiving. Dlanny was seen with James in January and also in February by the manager of the trailer park where she lived. The Aunt dudnt file a missing persons report until after Dkanny told her that she was going to adopt him out to another couple. The SAPD believes that he James is still alive in the San Antonio area. There are no active searches going on and no missing person reports because I believe they know where he is. Dlanny is cooperating with the LE and even called her Aunt 3 days ago.
 
WillowBee said:
The Aunt lives 1/2 mile from Dlanny. The last time the Aunt saw him was on November 29th, Thanksgiving. Dlanny was seen with James in January and also in February by the manager of the trailer park where she lived. The Aunt dudnt file a missing persons report until after Dkanny told her that she was going to adopt him out to another couple. The SAPD believes that he James is still alive in the San Antonio area. There are no active searches going on and no missing person reports because I believe they know where he is. Dlanny is cooperating with the LE and even called her Aunt 3 days ago.
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Whaat? The aunt only lives 1/2 mile away?
Heck that’s walking distance....what about Christmas?
 
WillowBee said:
The Aunt lives 1/2 mile from Dlanny. The last time the Aunt saw him was on November 29th, Thanksgiving. Dlanny was seen with James in January and also in February by the manager of the trailer park where she lived. The Aunt dudnt file a missing persons report until after Dkanny told her that she was going to adopt him out to another couple. The SAPD believes that he James is still alive in the San Antonio area. There are no active searches going on and no missing person reports because I believe they know where he is. Dlanny is cooperating with the LE and even called her Aunt 3 days ago.
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If LE knows where the baby is and D'Lanny is cooperating with LE why is she still in jail?
 
Jo in Calif said:
If LE knows where the baby is and D'Lanny is cooperating with LE why is she still in jail?
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I believe baby James was given to someone for adoption like I believed baby Chance Wash was given to someone for adoption. IOW, no way. I believe baby James met a horrendous, painful death and his mother needs to pay. MOO.
 
APR 13, 2021
Mom suspected of abandoning son who remains missing is connected to 2 murderers, aunt says | kens5.com
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In April of 2017, Chairez’s mother, Patricia Flores, pleaded guilty to the murder of her 2-year-old grandson.

In April of 2019, Matthew Dempsey, the father of Chairez’s infant son, James, pleaded guilty to the murder of his mother.

Now, in April of 2021, Chairez stands accused of abandoning her 1-year-old son, who still remains missing nearly a month after she was arrested.

“She called it last year and said something's bound to happen next April because something always happens in April,” said Chairez’s aunt, Mariesol Gomez.

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A judge initially set her bail at $250,000. Shortly after, her attorney, G.I. Bill Simmons, filed a motion for a bail reduction and another for an examining trial.

Defendants may request an examining trial prior to being indicted in order to have a judge assess whether there was enough probable cause for the arrest to be made. An examining trial can have numerous results, including the release of the defendant if a judge finds there is not sufficient evidence to continue to hold the individual.

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Presiding magistrate judge Andrew Carruthers on Tuesday granted the request for a reduction in bail, setting Chairez’s bail at $150,000 and modifying the conditions of her release, should she post bail. ...

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PommyMommy said:
APR 13, 2021
Mom suspected of abandoning son who remains missing is connected to 2 murderers, aunt says | kens5.com
[...]

In April of 2017, Chairez’s mother, Patricia Flores, pleaded guilty to the murder of her 2-year-old grandson.

In April of 2019, Matthew Dempsey, the father of Chairez’s infant son, James, pleaded guilty to the murder of his mother.

Now, in April of 2021, Chairez stands accused of abandoning her 1-year-old son, who still remains missing nearly a month after she was arrested.

“She called it last year and said something's bound to happen next April because something always happens in April,” said Chairez’s aunt, Mariesol Gomez.

[...]

A judge initially set her bail at $250,000. Shortly after, her attorney, G.I. Bill Simmons, filed a motion for a bail reduction and another for an examining trial.

Defendants may request an examining trial prior to being indicted in order to have a judge assess whether there was enough probable cause for the arrest to be made. An examining trial can have numerous results, including the release of the defendant if a judge finds there is not sufficient evidence to continue to hold the individual.

[...]
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Yikes.

ETA. Why yes, yes I am very eloquent, thank you! Sheesh
 
APR 13, 2021
Judge reduces bail for mother of still-missing San Antonio infant | kens5.com
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Gomez said she talked to her niece briefly last week.

"I told her, 'How do you think we're doing?' You know, how do you think anybody's doing?" Gomez said. "I did ask her, 'in order for me to help you, I need you to help yourself. Please, you know, just say something -- talk, you know, tell us where he is.''

"She started crying. She says, 'I can't, I can't talk about it right now. Tia, I can't talk to you about it. I'm already talking to you against my attorney's advice.'"

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In the meantime, Gomez says she will continue to press her niece for answers.

"I'm going to be sending her pictures of her and James every day to see if maybe that'll trigger something in her and say, 'you know what, OK, I do have to say something,' you know?" Gomez said. "And if it doesn't trigger her, then, I mean, I don't know what else to think."

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