Friday, January 25, 2008
New Twist in Case of Toddler Beaten With A Baseball Bat
The investigation into the death of a Lauderhill toddler took another twist Friday morning, with prosecutors asking a judge for permission to go back into the home where she was apparently beaten. Shaloh Joseph was left in the care of an adult babysitter, Amonise Zileme, who was home at the time Shaloh was injured. When the 12-year-old suspect was initially questioned, he said the baby was returned to him in distress after she had spent an hour in the babysitter's room, according to a search warrant.
Babysitter's Teary Eyed Testimony Aid in Getting Mother off for Leaving Child in Car to Die
Fighting back tears, the babysitter of an infant who died unattended in his mother’s car testified Thursday about the horrifying conversation in which the mother realized she’d forgotten her child.
The investigation into the death of a Lauderhill toddler took another twist Friday morning, with prosecutors asking a judge for permission to go back into the home where she was apparently beaten. Shaloh Joseph was left in the care of an adult babysitter, Amonise Zileme, who was home at the time Shaloh was injured. When the 12-year-old suspect was initially questioned, he said the baby was returned to him in distress after she had spent an hour in the babysitter's room, according to a search warrant.
Babysitter's Teary Eyed Testimony Aid in Getting Mother off for Leaving Child in Car to Die
Fighting back tears, the babysitter of an infant who died unattended in his mother’s car testified Thursday about the horrifying conversation in which the mother realized she’d forgotten her child.
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