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Janet E. Garcia, 27, had blood on her shoes and shirt when Clark County deputies took her into custody, telling the investigators that she’d dropped her son off at a friend’s after he fell out of bed an hit his head.
Garcia appeared in court on Thursday and entered a not guilty plea, everett. She was given a $1,000 bond and a court date of April 16, but remained at the Clark County, Washington, jail on Friday afternoon.
A detective reported being called to an address in Ridgefield around 6:15 p.m. Wednesday evening, with the caller identifying Janet Garcia as being "not wanted there." As deputies were responding, police in Everett notified the Clark County Sheriff's Office that Ariel Garcia's grandmother was concerned about where he was.
The detective said that he spoke with Janet Garcia, noticing what appeared to be blood speckled on her shoes and her white shirt. She told the detective that her son had fallen and hit his head that morning, according to court documents. While she said that she'd taken him to a hospital in Everett, the "wait was too long" so she dropped him off with a friend in Seattle.
Garcia appeared in court on Thursday and entered a not guilty plea, everett. She was given a $1,000 bond and a court date of April 16, but remained at the Clark County, Washington, jail on Friday afternoon.
Developing: Ariel Garcia’s Mother Had Blood on Her Clothes When She Was Arrested for Lying About Missing Son’s Whereabouts
The mother of a 4-year-old boy reported missing earlier this week and then found dead was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly lying to investigators about her son’s whereabouts. Janet E. Garcia, 27, had blood on her shoes and shirt when Clark County deputies took her into custody, telling the...
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A detective reported being called to an address in Ridgefield around 6:15 p.m. Wednesday evening, with the caller identifying Janet Garcia as being "not wanted there." As deputies were responding, police in Everett notified the Clark County Sheriff's Office that Ariel Garcia's grandmother was concerned about where he was.
The detective said that he spoke with Janet Garcia, noticing what appeared to be blood speckled on her shoes and her white shirt. She told the detective that her son had fallen and hit his head that morning, according to court documents. While she said that she'd taken him to a hospital in Everett, the "wait was too long" so she dropped him off with a friend in Seattle.
Mother arrested in Clark County after missing 4-year-old son found dead
Ariel Garcia was last seen alive Wednesday in Everett, Washington. Police revealed that his body was found the next day.
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