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2004-12-28 18:31:44 ET So i get an email from an old high school friend of mine and she has it titled "OHMIGAWD" haha yeah she can't spell but if you knew her you'd understand...anyway i figure it's cause she got a christmas card from me...so i read on and figure out why that's what it's titled. she recently heard from a friend of hers that a kid we went to high school with killed his girlfriends 14 month old daughter. WTF?! Ok i didn't "know" this guy but i "knew" him sorta...i knew enough to know he was kinda weird. pretty mcuh a loner (which so were a lot of people i knew) and he was always kinda scrawney up until about sophomore/junior year when he started lifting weights (cause they had a weight class at our school, kinda like study hall only you lifted). Then he got really really buff but he still pretty much was super quite and hung with all the "rednecks" and yes i can call them that cause that's what they were, they weren't country boys or cowboys they were friggin rednecks. anyway, here's the news story....if you pray or whatever you do, please do it for this little girl, well that and tha ti dont ever cross paths with him cause i'll beat the living crap out of him. "A Plainfield toddler beaten on the day after Christmas because she would not stop crying had been hurt before in an incident investigated by child-welfare authorities, police said. The child died of her latest injuries Monday, and her mother's boyfriend has been arrested. Arianna Ingram, 14 months old, had been in critical condition after being taken to Riley Hospital for Children after she was struck on the head and then grasped by the neck Sunday morning, Plainfield Police Capt. Darel Krieger said. He said the girl had suffered a fractured skull. Nathan Clay Embs, 23, the boyfriend, was arrested on preliminary charges of battery and child neglect. Embs was not the girl's father. Police said the child's mother, 23-year-old Ivy N. Ingram, was not charged, but an investigation continues. The two share a house in the 300 block of Ellis Street in Plainfield with a friend, 27-year-old Jackie Rinberger, police said. Records show the address was previously the home of Embs' family and that he has lived there at least since he was a teen. Detectives found evidence that the child had been injured previously and learned that Hendricks County child-welfare officials had been called before, Krieger said. He said the local Child Protection Services office was closed Monday, so details of the previous case were not immediately available. Calls Monday to the home and to the state Family and Social Services Administration, which operates Child Protection Services offices throughout the state, were not immediately returned. A police report of Sunday's incident said Ingram told officers that she did not know how the girl was injured. "She stated that Arianna had been sick throughout the night, and she had let (her daughter) sleep in bed with her," the police report said. Embs told police he became upset when the child would not stop crying, Krieger said. The girl was in bed with her mother, Krieger said, but the boyfriend wanted to put the child in a portable crib in the same room. "He picked the baby up, and she started crying," Krieger said. "He was trying to get her to calm down. She wouldn't, and he got angry and smacked her head against the tubular railing of the portable crib." The child continued to cry. "(Embs) put his hand around her neck. He put pressure around her neck," Krieger said. "He heard her sigh, and she quit crying, so he got in bed." The mother was in the room at the time and told Embs, "Don't be so rough," Krieger said. The couple got up an hour later, police said, and called for an ambulance when they found the child unresponsive... ...Embs was arrested Sunday on preliminary charges of Class B felony battery, serious bodily injury to a child; and B felony neglect of a child. Police said the prosecutor's office would file more serious charges today: battery of a child causing death and neglect of a child causing death, both Class A felonies." --taken from Indystar.com-- what happened to MURDER! but i know why that's what he was charged with, thanks to my lovely law class that i got a C in. But still geesh, he friggin strangled her. anyway, now my graduating class is up to 1 dead, 1 in prison for killing a kid, and countless with drug related offenses, countless with bebes but no bebes' daddies..and a few at school haha |
