Benjamin Sargent, Sharon Twocrows, Rowan Ford
Dreamin’ Demon Home Office, Akron, Ohio – Every so often I like to just update a case here and there, especially when it seems like a few cases have things going on. Also, I’m sort of a lazy blogger sometimes, and this is a good way to get a story up on the front page without having to go hunt down the latest babykiller. After all, we have so many already here! This week has seen developments in a few cases we’ve covered over the last months, so read on to see what’s happening.
The Benjamin Sargent case is one that hits everyone in two places – the heart, and the gag reflex. This poor five month old baby boy was left to die in a carseat for over a week, wasting away of starvation and dehydration, his skin burning and falling off from his own waste. Oh yeah, we hate Benjamin’s parents with a white passion up in here.  Tracy Hermann gave up parental rights to her older child, Natalie, last month.
Now the prosecution has decided not to seek the death penalty in the parents’ trials, citing mental health concerns and the parents each blaming the other for Benjamin’s death.  Okay then, let’s just put the parents in a restraint chair for a week and see if that takes care of the problem. I’ll even supply a complimentary tard helmet.
In somewhat better news, Sharon Twocrows pled guilty yesterday to six felony counts in connection with the abuse of her four year old grandson in Newton County, Missouri. That child was found in February starved, beaten and restrained in a trash and feces-filled home with no running water.  He weighed 22 lbs. The child’s two year old sister, who was also in the home, had a running-shoe footprint bruise on her back. Only the infant in the home appeared healthy. Well, the infant, Twocrows, who is a nurse for heck’s sake, and Twocrows’ son and daughter in law, Paul and Chasity Kubie. The Kubies have been bound over for trial in Newton County. Twocrows will be sentenced on July 17.
Newton County, MO is a busy place lately. On June 17, a new motion was filed for a second public defender for Chris Collings, who is accused of murder in the Rowan Ford case. It appears that now both Chris Collings and David Spears have two attorneys each. This is important information because in Missouri, you need two attorneys for the defense in order to try a death penalty case. The state is seeking the death penalty against Collings and Spears for the rape and murder of Spears’ stepdaughter Rowan Ford, who as most of us know was brutally killed last November when she was just nine years old.
Now both Collings and Spears are scheduled for court hearings on July 22, presumably with all their various counsel present. Now maybe we can get this show on the road and Missouri can rid itself of these two blights on humanity sooner rather than later.
Any other updates you have, or want us to check out? Post away. It’s not like we have anything else going on up in here today. 
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