Jessie Rodriguez Murdered Brian Hawes
October 13, 2008 by Morbid
Bedtime with a 2-year-old. It can be a real nightmare for caregivers as the little bastards just don’t want to stay in their beds sometimes. This seemed to be an issue Jessie Rodriguez, 27, was having with the child of his girlfriend, Tisa Hawes, 27. Her 2-year-old boy, Brian Hawes, was having problems falling asleep. So genius decided that he would simply tie the boy down to the bed with the boy’s fire engine blanket. On Sept 21st, after multiple times of the boy wriggling out of his restraints, Rodriguez tied the boy down real good. So good, in fact, that the next morning Brian Hawes was dead.
When found, the knot that Rodriquez had used to tie the boy up “the tightest he’s ever did it” was at the little boy’s chest. He had died from mechanical asphyxiation. In other words, that little boy tried to wriggle himself out the restraints again, only to have the restraints cut off his airway. He laid there and suffocated in his own bed. The image of that is heinous.
What’s even worse is the the fact that the mother was aware of this and allowed it. Not only did she allow the restraining, she allowed the beating and often participated herself. Brian Hawes had bruises on his head, legs and feet. These came from beatings that Rodriguez admitted to doing using a belt and coat hanger on Brian and his 7-year-old brother, ever since he began dating Hawes. Tina was aware of this as well, and even used combs and coat hangers to hit the children’s feet herself.
Rodriguez has been charge with one count of second-degree reckless homicide and two counts of physical abuse of a child. Tisa Hawes will be charged with failure to act to prevent bodily harm to a child. The 7-year-old is in protective custody. If you have a strong stomach, and wanna read the dirty details not usually found in the articles we publish, I have included the main portion of the criminal complaint for you to read in anger:
On September 22, 2008, at 9:25 am, Racine Police Department officers responded to 3421 – 17th Street, in the City and County of Racine, in reference to a 911 call reporting the possible death of a two year old child.
Officer Cera was first to arrive and along with rescue made entry into the home. InsideInside reviews
the upstairs middle bedroom, they found the body of a child, later identified as B.E.H., dob 12/4/05. Officer Cera observed signs of what was believed to be head trauma and bruising on the child’s forehead, as well as other less significant bruising to other parts of the child’s body including his feet, ankles, and back. Rescue determined that the child was dead and the medical examiner was contacted. The child was covered with a blue sheet that had clouds on it and no other bedding was on the bed when police arrived.
The child’s mother, Tisa Hawes, dob 7/25/81, was present when officers found the child. She advised that she lived in the home along with her two sons, B.E.H. and P.R., dob 5/26/01, and her boyfriend, Jessie Rodriguez, dob 5/22/81. Ms. Hawes told police that the night before, on 9/21/08, she had taken her son, P.R., to St. Luke’s Hospital for mental health treatment and that his doctor had admitted him to the hospital overnight. P.R. subsequently spent the night at St. Luke’s and was still there the morning his brother was found. Ms. Hawes described how she and Jessie had put B.E.H. to bed the night before at approximately 9:30 pm, but that B.E.H. was very difficult at bed time and that it normally took him some time to calm down before he would go to sleep. Ms. Hawes said that at approximately 2:00 am, B.E.H. was still awake and in her words, agitated and tired. Ms. Hawes went to bed because B.E.H. was quiet. When she woke up at 7:40 am, she assumed B.E.H. was still sleeping and she went to work without checking on B.E.H., leaving him in Jessie’s care. It was not until Jessie’s father called her at work and told her to come home immediately that she became aware that there was something wrong with B.E.H..
B.E.H.’s brother, P.R., was interviewed at the Child Advocacy Center on September 22, 2008. P.R. described to the forensic interviewer that since his mom’s new boyfriend Jessie moved in, he was getting hit a lot more. P.R. described being hit by Jessie with a belt and a hanger, and that his mom sometimes hit him with the hanger as well. P.R. described being grounded a lot and having to spend time in his room. P.R. said that B.E.H. was also hit by Jessie with Jessie’s hand, a belt and the coat hanger. P.R. said B.E.H. got hit more than him because B.E.H. cried more and that B.E.H. always cried when it was time to go to bed. P.R. said B.E.H. was also grounded to his room for being bad. P.R. said that his mom told him that Jessie was tying B.E.H. up with his fireman blanket at night, because B.E.H. would not stay in bed when he was supposed to. This interview was videotaped and witnessed by Inv. Warmington of the Racine Police Department.
Later that same day, after P.R. was told that his brother B.E.H. had died, he said to Inv. Kurt Meyer of the Racine Police Department, that he thought he knew how his brother died. P.R. said that Jessie must have tied the fireman blanket too tight around B.E.H. and he died.
On September 23, 2008, Inv. Jepson returned to the home and located in a hallway closet outside of B.E.H.’s room, a red fleece blanket with fire trucks and firemen on it. The ends of the blanket was still tied in a knot with a small space in the middle.
On September 22, 2008, Inv. Warren Jepson and Inv. Jim Prioletta began a series of three separate interviews with Jessie Rodriguez. Initially, Rodriguez told the investigators that he had put B.E.H. to bed on 9/21/08 around 9:00 pm, but that B.E.H. did not go to bed easily and was still awake at 2:30 am. At 9:00 pm, when he put B.E.H. to bed, B.E.H. was using a fitted sheet as a pillow and had a red fuzzy blanket on him. Rodriguez stated that he went into B.E.H.’s room alone at 2:30 am to try and get him to go to sleep, and that B.E.H.’s mother Tisa was already in bed herself as she had to go to work the next day. Rodriguez said that at 2:30 am, B.E.H. was fine. Rodriguez stated that the next time he saw B.E.H. was that morning at 9:00 am when he went in to get B.E.H. up for breakfast. Rodriguez said that when he went into the room and found B.E.H. lying face down on the bed and that he could see B.E.H.’s leg and it was purple. Rodriguez said B.E.H.’s face was in the balled up fitted sheet and that the red blanket was covering his head and body so all he could see was B.E.H.’s right leg. Rodriguez denied ever striking B.E.H. in any way and that he had no idea how B.E.H. died.
In subsequent interviews, Rodriguez later admitted that in an effort to get B.E.H. to stay in bed, he was tying the red blanket around B.E.H.’s waist. Rodriguez described how on the night before B.E.H. died, B.E.H. was refusing to go to bed. Rodriguez at around 9:00 pm had attempted to put B.E.H. to bed and when he would not stop yelling, he punished B.E.H. by hitting his feet with a hanger many times. Rodriguez then tied the red blanket around B.E.H., with his arms inside the blanket. According to Rodriguez, he had been using this method of tying B.E.H. with the blanket for the last three nights, but that B.E.H. would somehow wiggle out of the blanket and get out of bed. Rodriguez also admitted that he had been hitting both B.E.H. and P.R. with a belt and a coat hanger since he started dating their mother, but that Tisa Hawes was aware of his form of discipline and did nothing to stop him. He described how he and Tisa both used combs and coat hangers to hit the children’s feet when they were acting up as a friend of Tisa’s had suggested this to her. Rodriguez also stated that Tisa knew he was tying B.E.H. up in the red blanket at night and also did nothing to stop him.
Rodriguez told the investigators that the autopsy would likely show that B.E.H. had suffocated and that he was not beaten as initially suspected based on the bruises to B.E.H.’s head. Rodriguez said that B.E.H. had some minor bruises on his forehead and that while in his room that night, Tisa asked Rodriguez to get B.E.H. a sheet for his head because they could hear B.E.H. hitting his head against the wall and kicking his dresser, while he was avoiding going to sleep. Rodriguez stated that the dark bruises found on B.E.H. in the morning were not there the night before when he last saw B.E.H. at 2:30 am.
On September 24, 2008, Rodriguez again agreed to speak with Investigators Prioletta and Jepson. Rodriguez again stated that he did not know how B.E.H. got the bruises to his head. Rodriguez stated that B.E.H. should have had bruises on his legs, thighs and feet from his discipline with the belt and hanger. Rodriguez stated that Tisa was aware of the welts on B.E.H. and in fact there were times when Tisa was present and ordered the discipline and Rodriguez would hit B.E.H.. Rodriguez said he used a black leather belt with rhinestones on it in the shape of a heart. He also used a plain brown belt and the belt he was using at the time of his arrest.
Rodriguez described how on the night before his death he had swatted B.E.H.’s feet with a plastic hanger at around 11:00pm or 12:00am in B.E.H.’s room. He again hit B.E.H.’s feet with the coat hanger at around 2:30am, as he was still awake. Rodriguez described how B.E.H. was squirming as he hit him and he had restrained him by holding onto his feet while B.E.H. was laying on the bed. That night, Rodriguez had tried spanking B.E.H. with his hand but when that did not work he began to use the hanger to hit B.E.H.’s feet.
Rodriguez then began to describe how he had tied B.E.H. up that night in the blanket. At Around 9:00 pm, he tied B.E.H. in the blanket with his arms at his side, but claimed that B.E.H. could still move his arms inside the blanket. He tied the blanket like a sack to keep B.E.H.’s feet inside. When he first started tying B.E.H. up on the two nights before this he fussed for awhile but seemed to go to sleep faster. On 9/21/08, Rodriguez went back into B.E.H.’s room at around midnight and B.E.H. was out of the blanket. This angered Rodriguez and he disciplined B.E.H. on his feet with the hanger and retied the blanket. At 2:30 am, Rodriguez went back in the bedroom and B.E.H. was out of the blanket again. He again disciplined B.E.H. with the hanger and retied the blanket, around B.E.H.’s waist, perhaps the tightest he had ever tied it. Rodriguez then described finding B.E.H. in the morning with the knot he had tied in the blanket up around B.E.H.’s chest with his arms bent and his hands inside the blanket and up near his face. Rodriguez had to yank the blanket up over B.E.H.’s head when he found him in the morning to check to see if B.E.H. was alive.
Dr. Linda Biedrzycki, Waukesha County Medical Examiner, performed the autopsy on B.E.H. Dr. Biedrzycki’s findings indicated that what appeared to be significant bruising to B.E.H.’s forehead was actually superficial wounds that darkened post mortem, due to lividity. B.E.H. had additional bruising on other parts of his body, however, none of the bruising anywhere was the cause of his death. Additionally, toxicology and other tests showed no other physiological abnormality that caused the child’s death. Dr. Biedrzycki herself interviewed Rodriguez and based on his statements regarding the manner in which the red blanket was tied and the examination of the red fireman blanket, ruled the cause of death as mechanical asphyxiation caused by the blanket preventing the child from breathing.
UPDATE 12/3/08 – This week would have been Brian’s third birthday, so I thought it was appropriate to add this picture that our member Corrupted Mistress found of him:
2:09 pm on October 13th, 2008
There is just too much wrong with this one! Beating a child on the feet with a comb and a hanger?! Maybe Tisa should be a little more selective of who she gets her parenting tips. I’m sure that these beatings lulled the poor baby right to sleep.
Mostly Tisa, it is not okay to let others beat the living shit out of your child and bind them into bed! You IDIOT!
I hope you never see your oldest again and you live in hell with the shitty choices that you have made.
You, too, “Mr. Mom”!
2:19 pm on October 13th, 2008
Holy shit. That poor baby.
2:39 pm on October 13th, 2008
Damn, I never knew that when my 2 y.o. is crying and fighting going to sleep, the surefire way to get him to calm down would be to beat his feet, thighs, etc., and tie his ass up. Bastards.
Also, I think L.E. should check out the “friends” that recommended that shit bcs they obviously aren’t all there either.
2:42 pm on October 13th, 2008
Well technically, it worked.
3:30 pm on October 13th, 2008
That it did. A bit too well
3:38 pm on October 13th, 2008
3:39 pm on October 13th, 2008
It’s so sad that even the young child knew that it was wrong to tie a toddler up and that serious bodily harm/death could happen. When I read these stories I just can’t imagine where these animals get these thoughts about how to discipline. I could never do anything like that to my two year old. It really makes me sad to know that he had to suffer like that and he’s no longer with us because of some dumb ass!!!!
6:06 pm on October 13th, 2008
P.R., the 7 year old, the only person with any sense of right and wrong, reason, or common sense in the Hawes-Rodriguez household.
6:16 pm on October 13th, 2008
Gee, I wonder why he hated bedtime? 2 yr. olds can be difficult, I bought ‘bedtime story’ cd’s to play when I left the room, and gave them toddler flashlights, so they wouldn’t be afraid of the dark. Guess what? No crying or screaming at bedtime! Plus, it sure saved wear & tear on my coathangers.
Anyone see a movie called “The Chamber?” I’ve been having serious fantasies about this lately.
6:27 pm on October 13th, 2008
I’m supposed to tie them up? Well, hell, why didn’t anyone tell me. That would have saved me two middle of the night trips returning the girls to bed! Damn! I’ll try it tonight.
Seriously, I told DH we needed to move the fuck out of Hell–er, Waukesha County. Glad we did it last February!
7:21 pm on October 13th, 2008
wtf??? the poor little guy probably acted up at bedtime because that was probably the most attention he ever got, considering he was ONLY 2 and already spent most of his time being beaten then grounded to his room.
i hope these shitsacks are found in prison suffocated from a gotdamn sheet.
and i hope the 7 year old gets lots of therapy and is placed with someone who will love and value him.
9:14 pm on October 13th, 2008
This child was failed in so many ways…it is hard to sum it up. A cruel and sadistic child beater, a cruel and useless excuse of a mother and of course there is Human Services who’s job is to fix problems like this and didn’t. I hate all of them, all of them. And WTF? a “friend” suggested hitting his feet when he acted up???STUPID bitch…I’d like a moment with all of these *F* idiots!
Little Brian was acting up and crying because of the abuse being inflicted by the new male in his home dominating and controlling his life. Not to mention the beatings he would get from his own mother, even worse she allowed the abuse.
This poor baby was desperate and scared. His survival instincts kicked in and tried to save himself the only way he knew how by crying and letting them know he was unhappy….hell, a well adjusted, happy 2 yr. old is difficult to keep in bed but to resort to tying him up in bed…oh, yeah that’s bright…no wonder this poor child was crying…*F*! The first two years of a person’s life are the most critical it appears little Brian had an ongoing assault of physical and emotional abuse…yeah, he was bound to act out.
All little Brian needed was LOVE, UNDERSTANDING and PATIENCE…far too much to ask of these fuctards. Also so cruel this little one not allowed outside. His view of the world was so terrifying…a very sad place.
Rest in peace baby Brian I know you are in a better place.
11:22 pm on October 13th, 2008
Dear Tisa,
I wonder why your seven-year-old needs mental health treatment, you stupid bitch. Maybe it has to do with the constant physical abuse from that nerdy fuck boyfriend of yours. I’m not really one to participate in the “he’ll get his in jail” commentary, but I’m quite sure there will be some inmates who will be more than happy to tie him up in a blanket.
This happened in Racine… “a bad neighborhood looking for a city.” Why do you call Waukesha County hell? Just curious…
12:07 am on October 14th, 2008
I’ve been lurking for quite some time now … I can’t seem to stop reading even though I’m continuously shocked and horrified and sickened by what I find. This story really hit home with me tonight.
I’m a nanny for a family with four wonderful and occasionally temperamental kids. They all have their good and bad moments, but I adore them. The two-year-old, is a nightmare at bedtime. Kicking, screaming, squirming, pooping (I think he can do it on command), playing, singing, talking, fake “I need potty” breaks, drink requests … you name it, that kid does it. He drives me crazy and pushes all my buttons. I get it–toddlers can be hell at bedtime.
However, not even in my angriest, most frustrated moment would it EVER occur to me to treat a child like this. I’m FURIOUS about this … SORRY, IT’S NOT THAT EASY! You don’t just get to tie the kid up and bail! You have to suffer through bedtimes like the rest of us. Over and over and over and over and over again, if need be.
And while I’m ranting: It would never ever be all right for someone who is not my child’s parent to discipline him or her. I’m shocked and appalled that the mother not only approved of, but also DELEGATED her toddler’s beatings … disgusting. What a waste of a beautiful little life. And what a waste of space–the people who did this to him.
3:08 am on October 14th, 2008
How utterly horrible. i wish that i could save them, every last one of them. i look at my children and hope and pray (to what ?) that i am able to always protect them from all this…. baby killers baby rapers all this filth. this assfuck will probably get 40 to 60 months like the baby raper. worthless d.a. i hate all these fucks from my core and one day i will find some way to do something…
4:51 am on October 14th, 2008
Baby Brian, Rest in Peace you are with the angels now and no one can hurt you anymore. For the TWO pieces of shit mom? and Jessie, you WILL spend the rest of your life in HELL, PROMISE YOU THAT and for the little seven year old, I will pray that he will find a loving mom and dad and he will get the right help for him to recover of loosing his so called”mom” and brother Brian. Why oh Why I ask myself does this go on and remain to go on…. These ANIMALS need to be neutered and spayed immediatley so they cannot reproduce EVER AGAIN. I only wish the two of them NOTHING BUT MISERY the rest of their lives..
5:38 am on October 14th, 2008
The very short time (1 year) I lived there (in the city of Waukesha) it was apparent that Milwaukee’s insanely high violent crimes (and alcohol issues) were migrating to the outlying towns. Did I mention the 80 some inches of snow last year? And the INSANELY high cost of living. Yuck! I met some wonderful people while I was there, don’t get me wrong. I just decided I could keep in touch with them via e-mail, etc. and move my family back to SW MO. Hope I didn’t offend you. Waukesha was hell for me. My husband didn’t mind it too much though.
10:03 am on October 14th, 2008
This is a horrid story. I hate these people.
The bruises on his head may well have come from him hitting his head against the wall as he tried to free himself when he was dying.
I can’t believe that this disgusting excuse for a mother was told by a friend that hitting on the feet with a coathanger was a good way to discipline (presumably because it leaves marks no one can see).
IF THE POLICE DO NOT INSTANTLY FIND OUT WHO THIS FRIEND WAS AND INVESTIGATE THE WELFARE OF HER OR HIS CHILDREN IMMEDIATELY, THEN THEY ARE INCOMPETENT FOOLS NOT WORTHY OF THEIR PUBLIC OFFICE.
10:43 am on October 14th, 2008
Hmm they can grab a fitted sheet to ball up so he does not hit his head BUT they can not make the freekin bed with the sheet on it?
Did they try the usual techniques for putting to bed a 2 year old you know like umm lets see a bath (though with these two idiots adding water and 2 year old may have meant death sooner) a story, lay down with him,
Hell just having a nice bath and nicely made bed with a REAL sheet ON said bed and REAL pillow to lay head on and Umm covering him with his lil blanket and reading him a book or two even letting him lay and watch TV anything beats the hell out of pounding a damn hanger on feet i can assure you from past experience Nothing hurts worse than being beat on the soles of your feet Damn these two jack asses.
i wish i could spend a day as celly to this mother and show her what it feels like to beat someone’s damn soles GRRR
Now lets pray that the older brother who was already in therapy while being beaten can get on with a good life in a loving home and That these POS’s do not end up making him have to go through testifying.
11:15 am on October 14th, 2008
There’s so much wrong with this, I don’ t know where to begin. The murdering bastard clearly has anger control issues, or just doesn’t like children. Perhaps a little of both. And this poor excuse for a fucking mother was so selfish that she couldn’t put her childrens’ safety over her penis. Both of these pathetic cunts should be beaten and raped with a coat hanger and thrown in a river tied in little red firemen blankets. Poor baby.
11:53 am on October 14th, 2008
This is terribly sad. I hope this man, a year younger than myself, is sentenced to prison for a very long time. I always feel sick to my stomach after reading about defenseless children being in the custody of unfit people.
11:54 am on October 14th, 2008
This mugshot is just so gratifying – Mr. Tough Guy to a 2 yr old personified. Yeah, he’s gonna have a grand time explaining “what he’s in for” to the other inmates.
12:16 pm on October 14th, 2008
My baby is 2 weeks younger than Brian Hawes. We’ve had our share of hard nights. I get it, it can be really difficult. But there are so many proven methods and healthy, established night time routines that can help a baby/toddler go to sleep (and stay asleep), without inflicting pain and terror on them. Never, in all my reading have I ever come across, “The best and shortest way to get your child to sleep and stay in bed is to beat the living fuck out of them, and then tie them up.” And I read a LOT.
Why couldn’t they just buy a baby gate, gate the kid in his room, and let him stay up all night? Not the best idea I’ve ever heard, but it beats the shit out of what they did do (and yes, someone did suggest that to me when my oldest was getting up in the middle of the night).
12:32 pm on October 14th, 2008
That poor baby was just looking for some comfort at night time when mommy is suppose to hold you until you fall fast asleep because you are scared and just want that extra TLC from your parents!! OH NO … this bastard beat this child with a hanger and tied him up … this child is TWO YEARS OLD! WTF? I would tie him up and beat him with a wire hanger over and over and see how he likes it!
12:45 pm on October 14th, 2008
Maggie Mae, At about two years old, they begin to start having nightmares. It may be that this child is afraid to go to bed for this very reason. I work with kids too and have just stopped to talk with them about what makes them not want to go to sleep and this is usually what I find out. The monsters in their dreams are scary in those dreams and they don’t want to deal with those monsters by themselves. Explain to them that they have control over those dreams and can change the dream to their advantage. This child had to deal with this and a real life monster which makes this story more horrible to me.
2:19 pm on October 14th, 2008
A 7 y.o. going to the hospital for mental health issues? No wonder. When will people learn that you just don’t let some random person live with you when you have children? Let alone have a say in discipline or putting them down for the night?
Yes, a 2 y.o. can be a nightmare at bedtime. I agree with Lilbay and would also like to add that a routine is very important. It’s something even a 2 y.o. grasps fairly quickly. Yes, it will cut into parental party time, but the end result so so worth it.
This mother needs her parental rights revoked. Until the 7 y.o. is AOC to make that decision himself.
4:27 pm on October 14th, 2008
The poor boys had locks on the outside of their doors and their windows were covered up with cardboard, too. They were living in Hell.
Neighbors, relatives, and Brian’s dad (also named Brian) reported abuse, and nothing was ever done about it.
The mother’s myspace: http://www.myspace.com/cleopatra1981
8:34 pm on October 14th, 2008
Everytime I read a story like this, I look at my son and I can’t imagine even thinking of doing anything like that to him. How can anyone be so cruel to a baby?
9:30 pm on October 14th, 2008
No, definitely not, I was just wondering. I actually live in Milwaukee, and we definitely have a higher crime rate than cities of a similar size and I think Wisconsin in general has a different attitude towards drinking than most places. The crime has more to do with our corrupt and ineffective police force and ridiculously liberal district attorneys and judges, and the bullcrap truth in sentencing law, than drinking IMO. But I’ve lived here my whole life and I’m not going anywhere. It’s home. It’s just funny, I hope to move west of here eventually. Not to Waukesha specifically, but the Lake Country is awesome. Sorry you didn’t have a better experience!
/dissertation on life in SE Wisconsin
10:24 pm on October 14th, 2008
We have someone on our Myspace page basically stating it is all the mother’s fault and that Jesse is just taking the blame for everything. The mother’s magic cooter made him beat the kids. She also states that a DOCTOR told the mother to beat the kids on their feet. *rolleyes*
12:23 am on October 15th, 2008
This makes me so ill. My little boy is 22 months old. His father left me while I was still pregnant. I haven’t even been on a date since my son was born. There is no way I would let this happen to my beautiful little boy. I don’t even hit him myself, so there’s no way in hell I would be letting someone else do so. We just moved him to a toddler bed and it was tough for the first couple weeks, but I kept my patience. I put the babygate up across his doorway to keep him from coming out and I just kept redirecting him to bed. Tonight is night #2 of not getting up at all! RIP little Brian.
10:30 am on October 15th, 2008
Here is a picture of little Brian
http://www.todaystmj4.com/news/local/30886369.html
Tisa Hawes
http://www.journaltimes.com/articles/2008/10/15/local_news/doc48f5206791257234390479.txt
I am disgusted by this. My daughter is 2 months younger than little Brian and sure bedtime isn’t fun but that’s just part of life at this stage.
How could she let someone beat her children?!
10:33 am on October 15th, 2008
A better picture of Brian and his obit.
http://www.journaltimes.com/articles/2008/10/15/local_news/doc48f5206791257234390479.txt
10:29 am on October 16th, 2008
If you want to help please visit the petition I have created online, please sign it and send it to everyone you know
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/72/justice-for-brian-hawes-protection-for-all-wi-children
1:22 pm on December 3rd, 2008
Article updated with a pic of Brian – he would have turned three this week.
Thanks, CM.
1:34 pm on December 3rd, 2008
How precious!!!A little red head..or dirty blonde….my goodness….how could they do that to him.
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