The father of a 9-month-old baby whose body is believed to be in Lewisville Lake has been transferred to the Denton County Jail.

Dallas police apparently want Alandus Weaver, 20 of Dallas, to face capital murder charges in the June 9 disappearance of his daughter, Daisja Weaver.

Denton County District Attorney Paul Johnson said the case will be tried in Denton County because the alleged offense occurred in a Denton County portion of far North Dallas.

“We have not gotten the case yet,” Johnson told the Lewisville Leader Friday afternoon. “We will take a look at the facts after we get it and decide how to handle it.”

A Dallas police affidavit, found on line at http://media2.myfoxdfw.com/PDF/weaver.pdf states that Weaver, “On June 9, 2009, did then and there in the city of Dallas …commit the offense of capital murder.”

However, Tom Reedy, Denton County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson, noted, “the affidavit online is not signed nor is there an arrest warrant.”

Weaver was booked into the Denton County Jail Friday afternoon. The only charge listed against him at this time on the Denton County Web site is tampering with evidence, with a bond set at $100,000.
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they fucking suck. She had time to call the cops and say that he was outside in her work parking lot with her dead child in the backseat, but she didn’t. She deserves the murder charge as well. Battered woman my ass.

In an interview last week, detectives say, Weaver told them he accidentally drowned the girl while giving her a bath in the kitchen sink. This, along with gruesome details of what followed, are presented in a police affidavit released Thursday.
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Creagh said the girl had bruises on her eyes, cheeks, stomach and back. When she asked Weaver what happened, he didn’t answer. Instead, she said, he bullied her into concocting the kidnapping story with him, and later dumped the child’s body from a bridge into Lewisville Lake.
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She said Weaver put Daisja’s body in the back of his car and strapped her face down into the car seat. When they went back inside the apartment, he asked her if she wanted to go get something to eat.

“She told him no!” the affidavit says. “Later on that night, as he lay in the bed with the suspect, she stated that he attempted to have sex with her, and when she said no, he became angry and told her that she did not love him.”

She told the detectives she couldn’t sleep that night, thinking of her dead child outside in the car. She said she tried to sneak away while Weaver slept, but he woke and yelled at her.

The next day, she said, Weaver took her to work in the car.

“She didn’t want to get inside, because when the suspect opened the door, the smell of the [child's] corpse made her nauseous,” the affidavit says. “Regardless … she agreed to do so, because she was afraid of what he would to her and her unborn child.”

As she worked, she said, other employees told her they saw Weaver sitting in the car waiting for her.

They drove toward to the lake, stopping at a construction site for a sandbag, which Weaver tied to the child’s leg with a cord he brought from home, Creagh said. They pulled over on the bridge, and he put the hood up as if they were having car trouble. Then he forced her to watch as he threw Daisja’s body over the side, she said.

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The father of 9-month-old girl who’s been missing for about a month has been charged with capital murder in her disappearance.

Dallas police Senior Cpl. Janice Crowther said Thursday that Denton County prosecutors filed the charge against 20-year-old Alandus Weaver.
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The search of the lake for the child’s body has been abandoned.

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Rest in peace Little Daisja. I hope they find you soon baby girl.

Utterly sad, this babies body is lying somewhere on the bottom of a lake. Still, no dignity, no final peace. So very sorry sweet Daisja…I hope you’re found and given the dignity you so deserve. Kisses sweet one.