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Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Woman arrested for drowning 6-weeks-old baby (photo)


On Saturday night, July 16, 24-year-old North Carolina mother, Jameisha Alexander was sighted holding her six-weeks-old baby, King near a pool trying to drown her baby.


Jameisha Alexander
Alexander was seen holding her baby and someone immediately called the attention of the security but unfortunately, when the police officers arrived the woman was gone and the baby was seen in the water. According to paramedics, the CPR was used to revive the baby but the boy died a short time later.

Alexander was taken into custody two hours later after she was found involved in a car wreck about 20 miles away. She was arrested and jailed on a murder charge pending a court hearing on Tuesday, July 26.

Alexander’s family made excuses for her saying she was having a rough time, dealing with an abusive boyfriend and while joyous, her son’s birth made things tougher.
Her mum, Sandra Jones said: “She loved that baby with everything she had in her. I think she felt like she just couldn’t do it herself.”

Jones said, Alexander had taken maternity leave from her job at McDonald’s to recover from her cesarean section, and was nervous about returning to work. She said her daughter was intensely private and proud, pushing away offers to watch the baby or to get her other help. Jones said she only discovered after her daughter’s arrest that Alexander was being seen for depression before and after giving birth.

Alexander had hoped her boyfriend of a year-and-a-half would have been more supportive after she got pregnant, but instead he moved her to a filthy home 20 miles from her family and went back to doing drugs and abusing her.

Alexander’s grandmother, Melba Jones, was in tears Tuesday, saying her granddaughter just wanted to make everything work. “All she had to do was talk to me. I always take in whoever needs help. I guess she just felt like nobody cared when you get to that point.”

This is madness!


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