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http://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2016/09/09/police-parolee-fatally-struck-baby-chair/90133340/

Police say a 24-year-old convicted child abuser confessed Thursday to fatally striking a baby with a chair after he became "frustrated" earlier this week in north Fort Collins.

The 11-month-old child suffered life-threatening injuries in the alleged attack and died Friday at a Denver-area hospital, a family friend confirmed. Court records show the suspect — who is not the child's father — admitted to the attack, but only after he and the child's mother concocted a story alleging that the girl was injured by accident. (Hope her ass gets charged, too.)

Juan Canales-Hernandez told Fort Collins police that he was alone Wednesday afternoon with RaeLynn Martinez in the Coachlight Plaza Apartments in north Fort Collins. He said he had been "playing" with the child by tossing her into the air when she fell and hit her head, Fort Collins investigators wrote in the man's arrest affidavit.

The girl started crying, so he tried to feed her a bottle and then sat her incorrectly in a high chair. That's when he said he got "frustrated," picked up another chair and swung it at the girl, knocking her to the floor where she laid motionless, he reportedly told police.

He then called the girl's mother, Alexa Coria, who had been picking another child up from school. Canales-Hernandez drove the unconscious girl and her mother to the Poudre Valley Hospital emergency room.

Before they arrived, and upon his request, the Canales-Hernandez and Coria allegedly concocted a story that would keep Canales-Hernandez out of prison. He was sentenced in 2013 to four years in the Colorado Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to Class 4 felony child abuse that negligently caused serious injuries. He has since been paroled in that case — files were not immediately available late Friday.

Coria told investigators the girl must have fallen while climbing on the high chair while she was in the bathroom. She said the girl went "dangly" in her arms, and she spent 30 to 45 minutes trying to keep her awake by placing her body in the water of the upstairs shower before ultimately having Canales-Hernandez drive them to the hospital.

The girl was airlifted to Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora where she went into cardiac arrest. Doctors there determined she had suffered a severe brain injury from a "very traumatic" event that was not consistent with an accidental fall like what Coria had described.

Officers on Thursday interviewed the older girl whom Coria was picking up from school when the incident happened. She said the two adults spoke on the phone during the drive home from school, and when she got home she heard the younger girl breathing.

She told investigators it looked like the child's "brain was dangling."

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http://www.coloradoan.com/story/new...infant-death-bit-bruised-child-2013/90271012/

Details of his Thursday arrest mirror those of a 2013 case for which he pleaded guilty to child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury, a Class 4 felony. That attack left a child also unrelated to Canales-Hernandez suffering a broken arm, a torn pancreas, hundreds of bruises and several bite marks.

According to the Nov. 13, 2013, arrest affidavit, Canales-Hernandez was watching a previous girlfriend's young son and other neighborhood children in Fort Collins on Oct. 11, 2013, in return for a place to stay because he was homeless.

Canales-Hernandez told investigators that the child threw water on him, so he retaliated by sucking on the child's face and leaving bite marks. He said he then wrestled with the child and spun the child around before becoming dizzy, sending both him and the child crashing into the corner of a glass television stand. The move pinned the child between Canales-Hernandez and the stand.

At that point, Canales-Hernandez said he pinned down the child's arms, poked him with his index fingers and told the child to "shake it off." The boy did not laugh, so Canales-Hernandez poked him harder.

He told the boy's mother about the child's facial injuries when she arrived home from work and she saw the bruises on the child's body. The child's mother told police she thought he would be OK. But when the boy awoke later that night screaming, she called her mother in Maryland.

The grandmother traveled to Fort Collins, picked the boy up and had him transported and admitted to Carroll Hospital in Westminster, Maryland. He was transferred to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore with life-threatening injuries and underwent surgery to remove a portion of his pancreas.

The child's left forearm was fractured, his pancreas was torn in half, his liver was bruised and he had more than 100 other bruises on his body, court records show. He had bite marks on his inner thigh and face.

Canales-Hernandez accepted a plea deal in the case and pleaded guilty to child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury. He was sentenced to serve four years in the Colorado Department of Corrections, but had since been paroled.​

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I would imagine the mother of this poor child knew of this scum bag's history. That being the case, why on earth would you leave him alone with your child? So sad.
 
I would imagine the mother of this poor child knew of this scum bag's history. That being the case, why on earth would you leave him alone with your child? So sad.

And on top of that, she was willing to spin a story to spare him jail time. She's trash, and should be charged as well.
 
Christ, another one with siblings who are probably so confused right now about what's happened to their baby sister! many prayers to them!
 
but only after he and the child's mother concocted a story alleging that the girl was injured by accident.
The only acceptable reason for her to assist him in concocting a story would be if she wanted to stall his arrest so she could torture and kill him herself, in which case she should have just done it before calling the cops. Since that was clearly not her motive, she is as guilty as he is, and should be publicly tortured and executed right beside him, using the same method he used on that poor little baby. Brings a whole new meaning to, "Just give 'em the chair!"
 
Welp. I'm done.
How do you even? Was he not hugged enough or loved enough as a child? How can one have so much uncontrollable rage for an infant. Its a baby ffs.
If a baby cries I'm right there bribing them not too. What I wont do is kick their ass for it.
What a useless pile of flesh he is. Someone put this dog down.
I don't want him in jail coz he was already there and didn't learn shit. Now we need a more permanent solution.
 
The mother should be charged.
Pretty sure she won't be. But she should be.
Oh ye of little faith! ;)

Police arrest mother in fatal child abuse case
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Fort Collins police have arrested a mother for her alleged involvement in the death of her 11-month-old daughter.
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http://www.coloradoan.com/story/new...rrest-mother-fatal-child-abuse-case/90867504/

Not only was mom charged for helping to cover up the crime, she had her GoFundMe page removed-- aww, poor thing!

Go Fund Me shuts down accused child abusers page
A popular fundraiser website has shut down the page soliciting donations for a Fort Collins mother now charged in connection to the death of her 11-month-old daughter earlier this month.
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http://www.coloradoan.com/story/new...accused-child-abusers-donation-page/91225910/
 
A 10-day trial of Juan Canales-Hernandez was set Wednesday after the Fort Collins man pleaded not guilty to all charges in an infant death case, including first-degree murder and felony child abuse causing death.

Prosecutors say Canales-Hernandez, 25, killed 11-month-old RaeLynn Martinez in September 2016 by smashing a chair into the child's head. RaeLynn died from her injuries after being airlifted to an Aurora hospital.

If convicted, the defendant, who is not RaeLynn's father, will also face an habitual child abuser sentence enhancer due to a 2013 case involving an attack on a 2-year-old boy Canales-Hernandez was babysitting. He pleaded guilty to felony child abuse in that incident, but was released on parole two years later.

RaeLynn's mother, Alexa Coria, was sentenced to five years in Larimer County Community Corrections earlier this year after pleading guilty to a felony count of attempting to influence a public servant for lying to police about the cause of RaeLynn's death. She allegedly denied Canales-Hernandez, her boyfriend at the time, inflicted the baby's fatal injuries.

Canales-Hernandez waived his right to a speedy trial, and Eighth Judicial District Judge Stephen Howard scheduled jury selection in the trial to start March 26, 2018.

Canales-Hernandez reportedly rejected a plea deal in the case. He remains in custody at the Larimer County Jail without bond.
http://www.reporterherald.com/news/...uan-canales-hernandez-set-fort-collins-infant

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Another death that could've been prevented if mom hadn't cared so much more for that dick. Hell, he probably could have told her he'd been to jail for child abuse and she still would've welcomed him in with open arms.
 
@Satanica
A judge has sentenced a 25-year-old man to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death of a northern Colorado infant.

The Coloradoan reports that Eighth Judicial District Judge Stephen Howard imposed the sentence Thursday on Juan Canales-Hernandez, who was convicted earlier this week by a jury of first-degree murder, child abuse and two other charges.

Prosecutors said Canales-Hernandez caused the death of 11-month-old RaeLynn Martinez in 2016 when he threw a chair at the child. Martinez was the daughter of Canales-Hernandez's then-girlfriend.

Canales-Hernandez was on parole at the time for seriously injuring a 2-year-old boy in 2013.

Canales-Hernandez declined to address the court during the proceedings.
http://www.tulsaworld.com/man-sente...cle_dbfe40eb-ec68-52a3-9fa6-ed5da409d823.html
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A judge has sentenced a 25-year old man to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death
of a northern Colorado infant.

Canales-Hernandez was on parole at the time for seriously injuring a 2-year-old boy in 2013.

Oh ... they got it right this time. Buddy really likes his single Moms ... fucking predator.
 
That is Juan Dumb Prick.
Bye bye bitch ass kiddie killer.
Enjoy prison.

Psst hey inmates...
have a field day with this scum.
We won't care, honest!

Burn out moms baby plant before anything else.
She clearly does not choose puss pounders with any discretion.
5 years also not enough.
Shoulda been 10 at least.
 
There is no fucking way that bitch didn't know about his history. They should have locked her up and thrown away the key too, she'll be out in a few ready to make more babies and hook up with more baby bashing cunt nuggets.
 
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http://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2016/09/09/police-parolee-fatally-struck-baby-chair/90133340/

Police say a 24-year-old convicted child abuser confessed Thursday to fatally striking a baby with a chair after he became "frustrated" earlier this week in north Fort Collins.

The 11-month-old child suffered life-threatening injuries in the alleged attack and died Friday at a Denver-area hospital, a family friend confirmed. Court records show the suspect — who is not the child's father — admitted to the attack, but only after he and the child's mother concocted a story alleging that the girl was injured by accident. (Hope her ass gets charged, too.)

Juan Canales-Hernandez told Fort Collins police that he was alone Wednesday afternoon with RaeLynn Martinez in the Coachlight Plaza Apartments in north Fort Collins. He said he had been "playing" with the child by tossing her into the air when she fell and hit her head, Fort Collins investigators wrote in the man's arrest affidavit.

The girl started crying, so he tried to feed her a bottle and then sat her incorrectly in a high chair. That's when he said he got "frustrated," picked up another chair and swung it at the girl, knocking her to the floor where she laid motionless, he reportedly told police.

He then called the girl's mother, Alexa Coria, who had been picking another child up from school. Canales-Hernandez drove the unconscious girl and her mother to the Poudre Valley Hospital emergency room.

Before they arrived, and upon his request, the Canales-Hernandez and Coria allegedly concocted a story that would keep Canales-Hernandez out of prison. He was sentenced in 2013 to four years in the Colorado Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to Class 4 felony child abuse that negligently caused serious injuries. He has since been paroled in that case — files were not immediately available late Friday.

Coria told investigators the girl must have fallen while climbing on the high chair while she was in the bathroom. She said the girl went "dangly" in her arms, and she spent 30 to 45 minutes trying to keep her awake by placing her body in the water of the upstairs shower before ultimately having Canales-Hernandez drive them to the hospital.

The girl was airlifted to Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora where she went into cardiac arrest. Doctors there determined she had suffered a severe brain injury from a "very traumatic" event that was not consistent with an accidental fall like what Coria had described.

Officers on Thursday interviewed the older girl whom Coria was picking up from school when the incident happened. She said the two adults spoke on the phone during the drive home from school, and when she got home she heard the younger girl breathing.

She told investigators it looked like the child's "brain was dangling."

(...)​

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http://www.coloradoan.com/story/new...infant-death-bit-bruised-child-2013/90271012/

Details of his Thursday arrest mirror those of a 2013 case for which he pleaded guilty to child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury, a Class 4 felony. That attack left a child also unrelated to Canales-Hernandez suffering a broken arm, a torn pancreas, hundreds of bruises and several bite marks.

According to the Nov. 13, 2013, arrest affidavit, Canales-Hernandez was watching a previous girlfriend's young son and other neighborhood children in Fort Collins on Oct. 11, 2013, in return for a place to stay because he was homeless.

Canales-Hernandez told investigators that the child threw water on him, so he retaliated by sucking on the child's face and leaving bite marks. He said he then wrestled with the child and spun the child around before becoming dizzy, sending both him and the child crashing into the corner of a glass television stand. The move pinned the child between Canales-Hernandez and the stand.

At that point, Canales-Hernandez said he pinned down the child's arms, poked him with his index fingers and told the child to "shake it off." The boy did not laugh, so Canales-Hernandez poked him harder.

He told the boy's mother about the child's facial injuries when she arrived home from work and she saw the bruises on the child's body. The child's mother told police she thought he would be OK. But when the boy awoke later that night screaming, she called her mother in Maryland.

The grandmother traveled to Fort Collins, picked the boy up and had him transported and admitted to Carroll Hospital in Westminster, Maryland. He was transferred to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore with life-threatening injuries and underwent surgery to remove a portion of his pancreas.

The child's left forearm was fractured, his pancreas was torn in half, his liver was bruised and he had more than 100 other bruises on his body, court records show. He had bite marks on his inner thigh and face.

Canales-Hernandez accepted a plea deal in the case and pleaded guilty to child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury. He was sentenced to serve four years in the Colorado Department of Corrections, but had since been paroled.​

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Because everyone has a high chair ok n the bathroom. Just wtf. And choosing a convict to watch your most valuable thing on earth makes sense in what world??
 
Officers on Thursday interviewed the older girl whom Coria was picking up from school when the incident happened. She said the two adults spoke on the phone during the drive home from school, and when she got home she heard the younger girl breathing.
She told investigators it looked like the child's "brain was dangling."

That poor girl. Hope she gets some therapy.
 
Feb. 12, 2019
The Fort Collins woman sentenced to community corrections for her role in her 11-month-old daughter's death in 2017 has been recently arrested for violating a protection order.

On May 31, 2017, Alexa Coria, 25, was sentenced to five years in community corrections after pleading guilty to lying to police about the death of her infant daughter in September 2016.

A protection order was issued Nov. 25, 2016, preventing Coria from contacting anyone under the age of 18 who is unrelated to her, according to recent arrest documents.

About 12:15 a.m. Jan. 28, a Fort Collins police officer found Coria with a 17-year-old boy inside a vehicle at Landings Park, more than an hour after the park closed.

Coria told officers she believed the protection order had been lifted, "but the system showed it was valid" until May 31, 2020, arrest records state.

She also told the officer the boy she was with was a friend and not related to her, according to arrest documents.

Coria was arrested on suspicion of violating a protection order, a Class 2 misdemeanor.

It's unclear when Coria was released from custody in the community corrections program, an alternative sentencing program intended to help rehabilitate felony offenders.

 
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