Kristin Phillips: Army Wife, Baby Killer
March 18, 2008 by impqueen
UPDATE 3.18.08 – Kristin Phillips has another notch on her dead baby bedpost. In 1998, a dead baby boy was found in a shoebox in her parents’ basement four months after being born. Kristin was convicted of a misdemeanor at that time. See below for more information.
3/14/08, Fort Leonard Wood, MO – Something very wrong was happening in Kristin Phillips‘ Ft. Leonard Wood home last month. Her husband, Sgt. Jason Phillips, was serving in Iraq. Kristin, 33, was living on base like thousands of other Army wives across the country: holding down the home fort, taking care of the kids. She had four children: daughters aged 14 and 5, a 2 year old son, and eleven-month-old baby Alexis. Now Kristin Phillips has only three children. And just so you know, this might be the worst case I’ve covered since the baby in the carseat.
The affidavit is brutal. On the night of February 21, Alexis Nikohl Emily Phillips was found by EMS and military police in the master bedroom of the family’s home, lying in her mother’s arms. Kristin Phillips appeared to be having seizures but when she woke a few minutes later, she became very agitated and combative while screaming “let me die”, “don’t touch me”, and “I didn’t ask for your help”. Both mother and child were transported to the hospital, where Alexis was pronounced dead at about 10:00 p.m.
My source tells me that the fourteen-year-old daughter called 911 for help, although I don’t have confirmation of that. The same source states that the girl heard her mother screaming in the bedroom and was afraid that Phillips had killed Alexis, so she called, because Phillips had locked herself in the bedroom and wouldn’t come out – facts which are borne out by the affidavit.
Authorities arrived to find Alexis dead – and not a little bit dead. She was beginning to decompose, having been dead at least 24 hours and possibly as long as three days. Her skin was coming off from lying in urine for so long, and the official cause of death for Alexis, who would have turned one this coming Monday, was starvation, dehydration, and possible sepsis. In a corner of the master bedroom, Alexis’ portable crib stood, with blood and urine pooled at the bottom. AutopsyAutopsy reviews
showed that Alexis had not been fed for at least 24 hours prior to her death.
In another room, police found the two year old son, who had to have layers of feces removed from his skin and whose diaper had “cumulative layers” of fecal matter in it. The house stunk of urine and feces, and spoiled food and dirty laundry were everywhere. Fortunately, the toddler boy survived, and he and the surviving daughters were removed from the home by the Department of Social Services. Jason Phillips has since returned from Iraq.
Kristin Phillips’ Myspace has multiple pictures of her children, but this is the one that gets me: little Alexis of the beautiful smile. How do you ignore this baby until she’s dead?
Kristin Phillips was in federal court on Thursday, charged with killing her daughter by child abuse. The case is federal because Alexis was killed on a military base. If convicted, Phillips could face the death penalty.
UPDATE 3/1/8/08 – The Springfield News-Leader broke the story this morning that Kristin Phillips has yet another dead baby in her past, when her last name was Matheny. That baby, Austin Daniel Matheny, was born in her parents’ basement when Kristin Matheny (now Phillips) was 23 years old. She already had two daughters, aged three adn five, at that time. Kristin concealed the pregnancy, gave birth in the home, then tied the baby’s umbilical cord off with pantyhose and put him in a shoebox with a stuffed toy and an air freshener. Four months later, her mother found the box, confronted Kristin, and called police.
Kristin Matheny (Phillips) was convicted only of failing to report a death at that time and received a little jail time and a couple of years of probation. The three-year-old girl’s father sued for, and won, sole custody based on that case. The five-year-old is probably the same child who was in the home last month – she’d be fourteen now. Explains a lot more about that child’s behavior in the face of this insanity – she’s lived with it all her life. I’ll continue to update as information becomes available.
JakobsMommy hit this in the forums, too.
Original post MarchMarch reviews
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8:55 am on March 14th, 2008
This case appears different to me than some of the others. This lady looks like someone who loves her kids. Pictures of them all over MySpace, normal military family… What could have happened to this woman?
8:56 am on March 14th, 2008
Ugh. I am sure there is going to be some sort of mental illness claimed here. Probably stress related due to her husband serving in Iraq.
I just don’t understand why the 14 year old did not call sooner. I’m not blaming her, but at 14, I was the one responsible for my two younger sisters most of the time due to my parents work schedules. You would think that she knew something was wrong and would have reached out for help sooner. Somehow, I think she probably did, but was not taken seriously.
The youngest two were completely ignored. One was ignored to death. I just can’t wrap my mind around it.
9:08 am on March 14th, 2008
I have wondered about the older daughter too. Her pics on Kristin’s Myspace are sweet, but I can’t imagine what she was thinking. At fourteen I was responsible for my brothers at times, and I knew how to change diapers – unless there weren’t any in the house, which is possible. I’m not blaming her either, but it does make you wonder what was happening to cause the oldest child not to call until it was way too late.
9:24 am on March 14th, 2008
Or the other photo where she is eating sweet potatoes? Being fed, cared for… WTF happened?
9:33 am on March 14th, 2008
After seeing that picture of Alexis in her bouncy seat, I had to get a new box of tissues for my computer desk. Good God Almighty! How can you NOT love such a sweet and beautiful baby? And what kind of person would just sit and watch the baby die? It blows my tiny little mind!
As for the fourteen year old; if the mother was having a psychotic break, or suffering psychosis in any form, the girl might have felt threatened by her. Or maybe the trauma of watching her mother deteriorate to the point she was found in was too much for the child to process. Some adults simply ’shut down’ in times of extreme stress, why would an adolescent be any different?
I’m curious to know how long it had been since the mother had either been seen outside the home, or had visitors. Military installations in general (and Army bases especially) are notorious for insisting on clean dwellings. You can be fined for simply having your grass a millimeter higher than regs. That’s one reason I never wanted to live on base. With all of my hellions, I would have to be smoking crack just to have the energy to keep up with cleaning all the messes my kids make! So, it’s strange to me that her home was allowed to degenerate into such a sorry state.
9:36 am on March 14th, 2008
And, oh, Good Lord, I feel so sorry for that baby’s daddy! Imagine how devastated he must have been to come home to find his child dead, and his wife locked up. Poor guy. And poor kids, too – they had to live in that nightmare!
9:45 am on March 14th, 2008
If you can claim stress due to your husband being deployed to Iraq as a good excuse for killing your kid, then I should only have three left. And I would have an only child if you could count the other two deployments, as well. Wow! Just think of all the time I spent picking up toys and fixing dinners and stuff, that I could have been relaxing with a good book. They say opportunity knocks, but you have to open the door for it…I guess I must have been in the shower when it came calling at my house. What a sorry excuse for a mother she turned out to be!
9:54 am on March 14th, 2008
What a beautiful baby! I’m so upset, this is so sad. If Mommy was having a mental breakdown, I still have no remorse. Get help, seek help! Beg for meds, take them, rest as much as possible. DO NOT KILL or neglect your children!!
I’m disgusted! I get exhausted, some days are too much to handle, I love my kids they come 1st, you do what you have to! Our children rely on us, why can’t people understand this simple concept?
I had postpartum depression after my 2nd son as well as hyperthyroidism which made me a basket case for a while. My son was colic and inconsolable alot of the time. Never not once did I neglect him or consider hurting him. I’m tired of excuses… Do the right thing or just don’t have kids!
Just sad
10:12 am on March 14th, 2008
I never said it was a good excuse. It’s just probably going to be the one used.
There have been studies showing that incidents of child abuse INCREASE in military families where one of the parents has been deployed. Some people just can’t handle it. Doesn’t meant that they are excused though. It is a chosen life.
10:17 am on March 14th, 2008
Yeah, but people who use that kind of excuse make me sick. It really does give the rest of us a bad name. You know, the ones of us who don’t beat, starve, and kill our kids….
10:24 am on March 14th, 2008
Reminds me of Harmony Jade Creech. Still waiting on her autopsy.
*bleh*
11:03 am on March 14th, 2008
After hearing this being compared to the Ben Sargent car seat case I had to really decide if I should read this story. So I read the comments & looked at the MS pics first.
Looking at the pics there really are no pics of the baby smiling other than the bouncer seat & the semi smile while being fed sweet potatoes. I think it will be blamed on mental illness but if you look at the pics of the mother there is just something in her eyes that isn’t right. Even in the first pic of her & her husband.
So very sad
I wonder why there was blood in her bassinet
11:14 am on March 14th, 2008
Me, too.
11:44 am on March 14th, 2008
Michelle
I updated with the article I found on Harmony Creech
12:21 pm on March 14th, 2008
Heartbreaking story. Poor baby, poor kids, poor husband :c
1:39 pm on March 14th, 2008
She was living on base for god’s sake. Didn’t anyone see any signs that things were wrong with this woman, the condition of her house, or wonder about her kids?
1:39 pm on March 14th, 2008
Do military families in general have lots of kids? It seems to me that there’s usually four or more. Is there excellent financial support for the families that make having so many easier? Why do military mothers want to be in a position in which they are essentially single parents to large broods of children for many months at a time?
I’m not criticizing at all, just wondering because it seems a common situation and perhaps that’s a misperception from what I read … I hope the military family mothers here will give me insight.
1:53 pm on March 14th, 2008
I can sort of answer that…I am ADAF, and my husband just separated after 6 years. Yes, especially young couples tend to have a lot of kids. You know we have excellent health benefits, and these very couples marry at 18, and many times they start having kids right away. We really don’t get paid that much! I get a sort of allowance for having dependents, but it doesn’t increase if I have more children. To tell the truth, we struggle sometimes paying bills with just our two.
2:58 pm on March 14th, 2008
I don’t think the parent/child ratio of military families is any greater than in the civilian sector, you just only hear about the large ones in the news because the more kids you have, the greater the chance of doing something ‘newsworthy’. Just as in civilian life. A disproportionate number of child abusers have three or more kids. More kids = more stress = more abuse = more dead babies. My husband has been in for almost 20 years, and most of the other families I have gotten to know have between one and three kids. My husband and I are the only military family I know personally that has more than four.
Also, the enlisted families probably have more instances of large families than do officers’ families, for the same reason that working class civilians have more kids (on average) than professional or ‘white collar’ parents. A college educated couple usually tends to put career first, and either decides to only have one or two; or they wait so late in life that they only have time to HAVE one or two. Conversely, many non-college educated parents either don’t bother to use birth control, or don’t realize the actual cost of raising a child from infancy to adulthood, and consequently have more than they can handle.
My husband, being an officer, has a college education. He has a masters degree, and is working on his doctorate(off and on). He wanted a large family, and let me know that before we married. I said I would be willing to have as many as he could reasonably support, without his expecting me to take a job outside the home. I was very clear that I was not going to have children just to give them to a daycare facility to raise. We have six children (the oldest two from my first marriage), he provides everything we need with his job, and my job is to make sure the home and children are taken care of. I could not imagine having this many children, and trying to support them with a job that pays minimum wage, or barely above it. I also could not imagine having this many children, and having to go back into the work force myself to try and make ends meet. We live very frugally, as it is, and still have to budget for extras such as yearbooks for the kids, and extracurricular activities. I honestly have no idea how enlisted personnel can afford to provide for so many, when my husband’s salary seems to be stretched to the limits.
As for why military wives might want to have many children when a lot of the time they are raising them alone, I have two suggestions:
1. They have a lot of children because they mistakenly believe that more children will prevent the loneliness and fill their lives with meaning when their spouses are deployed. Kind of a “keep me busy so I won’t think about him being gone/in danger” kind of thing.; or,
2. Every time the deployed spouse returns they fuck like bunnies to make up for not having had any for several months, and having become lax in their pill-taking while hubby was gone, wind up knocked up.
Just for the record, I knew what I was doing each time I got pregnant (well, except maybe for the first – I was 19), and they were for the most part planned. I did not have them in order to have a distraction, but because my husband and I love children. And yes, we do fuck like bunnies when he returns from a long deployment, but that never had anything to do with the number of kids we have; as I said, they were planned and wanted.
I hope this helps, Wry. It’s just my opinion based on my personal observations, but I think it makes sense….
3:04 pm on March 14th, 2008
As everyone else here has stated, I am puzzled too, by the 14 yr old’s response. I watched my younger sister a lot. I was 12 when she was born and living on the farm, my stepfather was in the fields all day and my Mom worked to large gardens plus yard work, I mean we all had to pitch in. I’m not blaming her either, I am just curious as to what her thoughts were, and what the fuck was going on in the house.
I am personally interested in the Mother’s mental health and that of the daughter as well. It seemed like zombies living with those two little ones. I mean every Mom knows a shitty fucking diaper reeks like hell, so why did this happen? I am really curious to find out more about this story.
4:55 pm on March 14th, 2008
Angel, I ususally agree with everything you say, but I have to say I kind of take offense to the below passage.
I’m enlisted and have been in for 6 years, I consider myself very educated and intelligent. Maybe I don’t have a college degree, but that doesn’t make me any less intelligent. And I’m sure you weren’t talking about me personally, but I don’t think its fair to generalize in that way. I don’t consider myself “working class”, as opposed to officers being”white collar”. Just my opinion…btw, many enlisted actually have college degrees, but don’t want to become officers. Like the old joke says”Don’t call me sir, I actually work for a living”.
5:04 pm on March 14th, 2008
Sorry! I spelled usually wrong! Maybe I’m not as smart as I think I am LOL!
5:08 pm on March 14th, 2008
Their MySpaces are now private.
5:23 pm on March 14th, 2008
Damn, y’know, seven or eight hundred hits to a link the mainstream press doesn’t have and people just get all testy.
5:28 pm on March 14th, 2008
Momoftwins,
I tried to be very careful in the way I worded my statements to avoid this particular misunderstanding.
I was no more suggesting that you are unintelligent than I was condemning all college grads for putting career first. I can tell by your posts that you are VERY intelligent. College doesn’t produce intelligence; intelligence is genetic, and no amount of college can make an idiot smart – it can only produce an idiot with a degree. I used words like ‘many’ and ‘usually’, instead of ‘most’ and ‘always’. It is a comparison, not an indictment.
BTW, I don’t have a college degree, either. I have taken several courses, but I decided that taking care of my kids took precedence over continuing my education. And for that reason I have been heartily condemned by members of my own family, who consider my choice to be tantamount to ‘throwing my life away’. I could care less what they think, however, because I am doing with my life the thing I love most.
On average, child parent ratios are as I stated in the paragraph you quoted. I don’t believe that all, or even most, enlisted personnel are there because they can’t do any better. My father was enlisted, and in the Green Beret, and a paratrooper. And he is one of the most intelligent people I have ever known. He also had a college degree, and chose to remain enlisted, so he could continue doing what he loved. And, truthfully, I would rather be in a room full of enlisted people, than around a bunch of officers, anyway. Most officers are pompous snobs. And I meant to say ‘most’ in that sentence. I think it must be a part of OCS training. A class called, “How to look down your nose at others”. LOL. My husband is not like that, though, because I’d have to kick his ass.
I’m sorry if you took my words the wrong way.
5:31 pm on March 14th, 2008
And, P.S., my husband was enlisted when I met him. He only agreed to become an officer because that was required in order for him to become a nav on the B-1. And he had wanted to fly since he was a kid.
5:34 pm on March 14th, 2008
I had to go back and look TWICE at that comment (after you pointed it out), to find the error myself! *giggle* I think it was probably just a typo, though.
6:26 pm on March 14th, 2008
6:30 pm on March 14th, 2008
Wow, I messed that one up. You’re awesome Angel!
7:01 pm on March 14th, 2008
*nods* *bows* *waves to adoring fans* LOL. Yeah, snobs make me wanna hurl!
Besides, my nose isn’t long enough to look down. I think you have to apply for a special nose for just that purpose. And with all my kids, I cant afford the plastic surgery!
7:03 pm on March 14th, 2008
Thanks to the military mothers for giving me some insight. I think you’re right, Angel, that the big families tend to do things that end up as newsworthy simply because there are so many more people in the situation. Well, my hat is off to the spouses of military personnel. It’s a hard road in many ways.
7:08 pm on March 14th, 2008
But worth it every step of the way, in my opinion. And thanks for the thanks, Wry! It’s nice hear appreciation sometimes, as opposed to all of the anti-war crew slamming our good men and women.
11:05 pm on March 14th, 2008
I don’t care how bad your life is, You take care of your fuckin’ kids! I’ve been havin’ a run of bad luck for about 5 years now… I didn’t kill my 8 year old son! I didn’t even kill my three step sons! I never even thought about it! Ok, maybe 1 of my step sons. But I didn’t do it! Sick is sick and stupid is stupid…. There are alot of stupid people in the world who are to lazy to take responsibility so pretend to be sick! The kid is difinately in a better place!
2:18 am on March 15th, 2008
I’m going to say I’m not going to rush to judgment until I know more.
This woman lived on an Army base. Someone should have noticed something before it got this far. The fourteen year old I know must have noticed something.
I’m going to say I think this woman needs help and she didn’t get it.
Someone said this woman should have sought help for herself. Not all people who are mentally ill realize something is wrong. Or, if they do, are so ill they do not how how to seek that help.
I am not trying to insult the military or any military personnel who are here on this bard and reading this. The following comment is made by someone who is not military or who even knows someone in the military. All I know is what I’ve seen in news reports.
Something seems to stink in some of those military bases, at least as far as news reports I’ve read would have me believe. Spousal abuse seems to be more common. Rape. Then there is the celebrated case of a female marine raped by another Marine. Her charges were ignored. She’s now dead as is her unborn baby.
Something went wrong. Someone should have noticed. Normally I’m all for eviscerating these bastards, but until I know more, I’m going to hold off for now.
3:34 am on March 15th, 2008
This is very sad. I’ve lurked for months, and for the first time, I just could not stop myself from saying: Please. Just. Let. Me. Have. That. Baby. Even just for a little while.
Horrors committed by mentally ill parents—are they on the rise, or are we just hearing about them more these days?
God bless the spirits of everyone in this sad, sad story, along with their extended family, friends, neighbors, teachers, and even the enemies of the army for which the surely devasted father serves. That army serves us. Where are we? Where are you?
I know I can do more.
4:47 am on March 15th, 2008
Exactly. This wasn’t a sudden act (unless it was a massive psychotic break due to drugs) – it has all the hallmarks of a caregiver losing her marbles over time, and the abuse/neglect would have been the same. Where were the friends/neighbours/teachers/chaplains – even the bloody Jehovah Witnesses, for Chrissake? I can understand the bind for the 14 yr old – but hell, she would have been radiating symptoms of distress and anxiety. Someone, anyone, must have been concerned but didn’t act – community denial? minimisation? group effect? (thinking someone else will do something). These responses will be more interesting than those from what’s left of Kristin’s mind.
6:13 am on March 15th, 2008
I’m a long time lurker from the UK, but I just had to comment on this case. I honestly think this story is different to others you normally discuss. I think this woman is severely mentally ill, and for that she perhaps needs more understanding than anything else. In the UK, I doubt this woman would be criminally charged, it would be a pretty obvious insanity plea – I really don’t think the DP is appropriate or the right ‘punishment’.
2:18 pm on March 15th, 2008
This is MG, I haven’t posted in a while cause I lost my password, but I had to post about this one.
I am also a military spouse, there are thousands of military spouses out there that do not break down emotionally or psychotically when their husbands deploy. There was obviously something else going on with this woman other than her husband being gone. My husband deploys, I have two kids and I am the same age as this woman. It is hard, but you do what you have to do. This life is hard, but I wouldn’t change it for anything. The military has done so much for us and we have been able to see parts of the world we would never have seen if it wasn’t for being a military family.
I do not understand why her house was so disgusting and no one had done a welfare check on her and her children. When a military member deploys it is very common for his supervisor or someone else in his chain of command to check on the spouse and children left at home. Especially spouses that have multiple kids and a lower income. I feel so sorry for her husband, this will never be right ever again.
2:53 pm on March 15th, 2008
…. Her husband has got to be going through hell. Is he back stateside after this? Is he going to be allowed to be with his other children? Did she just lose her mind and snap or something WTF? What could she possibly have been doing while that baby was dying?! Again, I’m at a loss… how does someone neglect their child to this state? Even that 2 year old? What about the older children in the home? Didn’t the 14 yr old have any interaction with the younger children? I know my 15 yr old helps with my 6 month old all the time… I guess I take forgranted that my family is “normal”.
2:45 am on March 16th, 2008
both my spaces are set to private
8:20 am on March 18th, 2008
Two dead babies?
Fuck insanity or all the army wife stressed out mom bullshit . Remove her reproductive organs and fry the bitch.
I sure hope the 14 year old has someone around her that is normal. I can’t imagine that she doesn’t already think of babies as disposable.
8:25 am on March 18th, 2008
Still think she’s mentally ill. Mad not bad. She could well have some psychosis related to pregnancy and child rearing. I am amazed that they let her reproduce after the first incident, as killing her baby like that shows frank mental disorder. Or let her ‘keep’ any other children she bore. Would they not put a lot of pressure on her to have her tubes tied? They would in the UK, I think, and the remaining children would be removed from her care, I’m sure of it.
You have to feel so sorry for the other children involved, what a warped view of life and child rearing they are going to have.
9:05 am on March 18th, 2008
Concetta–The US has specific high court rulings against ordering someone to be sterilized against their will (Buck v. Bell) and against taking someone’s reproductive decisions out of their hands (in Re: AC). Which is why, no matter how much it might be wished for, we won’t ever see forcible or mandated birth control, as the right to reproduce is seen as a Constitutionally protected right.
How many men has this woman had children by? The earlier dead baby and 3-yr old were by one man, the now 14-yr old by another, and the youngest by the military husband? Am I reading that correctly? 23 is a little old to be freaking out over a pregnancy–especially when you’ve already got kids. When I saw the update, I was expecting it was going to be another “dead baby at the prom” story, not a 23-yr old mother.
How much do you want to bet the current husband knew nothing of her background in this? Her family should have warned every man she came in contact with (psst…buddy…wear a condom! She’s wack!).
9:07 am on March 18th, 2008
9:23 am on March 18th, 2008
Are we sure the three year old and the dead baby had the same father? I mean, she was living with her mother when she had it, and the father of the three year old was presumably not there. So, there may be four fathers involved.
I agree, she needs to be fried, sauteed, baked, boiled…..what ever it takes to prevent her from killing another baby.
9:41 am on March 18th, 2008
Thanks for the info Leemouse, re: reproductive rights. I mean she couldn’t be forced over here, but she would have a lot of pressure to do so from health professionals. I’m also bemused that her own family, or people who knew her, didn’t advise the new partner of her previous conviction, or even tell her to get her bloody tubes tied. Incredible.
11:18 am on March 18th, 2008
Wow, she only got 90 f*cking days for her first murder?
Un-be-LIEV-able
2:15 pm on March 18th, 2008
Well, as an AMerican, I think that needs to change. I would GLADLY vote to have the reproductive rights of people withheld or taken away until they can prove that they are capable of caring for a child.
If that is true that in the UK they can do that, I think it’s time for me to move there. I’m sick of reading all these horrific abuse stories. Everyone is so concerned about the parent’s rights, what about the children’s right to live? And not be murdered by some maniacal sick parent?
2:21 pm on March 18th, 2008
No, no – sorry you got the wrong end of the stick, we don’t forcibly sterilise people over here! But in this sort of situation, I believe that she would have been advised to have her tubes tied, the children taken off her at least for some time and close supervision if she ever had her childrens’ custody again.
I ain’t saying we’re perfect. Don’t worry we have our fair share of pretty horrible abuse cases over here as well. Google ‘Victoria Climbie’, if you want to read about one of our most famous court cases in recent years. It will make your heart bleed.
8:18 pm on March 18th, 2008
copied from news-leader.com
the father of the 3 yr old (1998) was not the father of the dead baby boy.
How ironic that she was living in Peoria, IL the same place Ben Sargent’s fucked up mom & dad lived.
An autopsy was unable to determine whether the baby had been born alive or stillborn as Phillips described.
Phillips was found guilty at an April 30, 1999 trial in front of just a judge of a class A misdemeanor for failing to report the death.
She received in-patient psychological treatment after the death was reported and continued counseling as part of her sentence, but lost custody of one of her two surviving children in June 1999.
The father of the girl, then 3 years old, sued for sole custody after learning of the death of the baby boy, which was not his.
It’s unclear whether Phillips’s oldest child, a girl about 5 years old in early 1999, is the 14-year-old who was present when authorities responded to Phillips’s Fort Leonard Wood home in February.
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