Mothers

Kentucky Mother’s High-Stakes Legal Battle: Claims of Royalty and Wrongs in Child Murder Case

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In a compelling courtroom saga, Dejaune Anderson, a mother accused of the tragic killing of her young son Cairo Jordan, has recently made headlines not just for the heinous nature of the crime, but for her baffolated legal maneuvers from behind bars. Anderson, who was arrested earlier this year, has been actively filing numerous legal motions, including intriguing claims of identity and wrongful handling of her case by court officials. Anderson’s legal controversies extend beyond the typical plea as she has aggressively sought to represent herself in court and made appeals to … Read more

Jennifer Crumbley: A Mother’s Fight for Mercy After Tragedy Strikes

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PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of a school shooter, is facing public scrutiny and judgment as she prepares to be sentenced for her role in the 2021 Oxford High School shooting in Pontiac, Michigan. Crumbley’s attorney and family are now working to dispel the negative portrayals and labels that have been attached to her, pleading for leniency from the judge. Crumbley and her husband, James, are the first parents in America to be held criminally responsible for a school shooting committed by their child. Both are set to be sentenced on Tuesday … Read more

Unintended Consequences: Tracking Down Mothers in Safe Haven Baby Box Controversy Raises Concerns

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(ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico) – Safe Haven baby boxes, designed for mothers to anonymously leave their newborns at fire stations or emergency facilities, may not be as effective as intended. In New Mexico, officials have interpreted the law to mean that they must track down these mothers, confirm their safety, and inquire about their willingness to care for the baby or if any relatives are interested. This process raises concerns about privacy and the best interests of the child. Monica Kelsey, founder of Safe Haven Baby Boxes, expressed her disbelief at the situation. She questioned why … Read more

Tragedy Strikes: Family Files Lawsuit Against School District Over Mother’s Tragic Lightning Strike Death

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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. – The Seminole County School Board and the Seminole County Board of Commissioners are facing a new lawsuit alleging negligence in the death of a woman struck by lightning while picking up her daughters from Keeth Elementary School. The lawsuit, filed by Andrew Tedesco, accuses the school district of failing to provide adequate protection outside the school, leading to his wife Nicole’s tragic accident. According to the lawsuit, Nicole was waiting for their two daughters, Ava and Gia, outside Keeth Elementary School when the family was struck by lightning. The lawsuit argues … Read more