Mary S. Jackson Left The Kids
Filed under: Abandonment, Child Endangerment, Child Neglect, Myspace
Palm Harbor, FL - Mary S. Jackson, 30, had boyfriend problems that needed handling last Saturday. At about 5:00 p.m., she left her four daughters at home and went to take care of business, telling the girls that she’d be back in a little while. Jackson’s daughters, ages 12, 10, 7 and 6, waited for their mother to come home. And waited. And waited some more. By Monday, their mother still hadn’t returned. Read more
LaFawn Ebo Jacked Up The Hand-Off
Pittsburgh, PA - LaFawn Ebo, 24, didn’t want her daughter anymore. Two weeks of parenting was more than enough for Ebo, and she was ready to get rid and get out. Ebo says that she was handing off custody of the newborn girl to the baby’s father Wednesday afternoon at a local Kentucky Fried Chicken. But something went wrong on Ebo’s end of the hand-off, because the baby girl was left alone in her carseat in the alley, next to a KFC dumpster. Read more
Latoya Hunter Made A Mistake
Filed under: Abandonment, Child Endangerment, Child Neglect
Indianapolis, IN - Maybe Latoya Hunter was gettin’ her party on, or maybe she just needed a break from her two small children. But at 10:00 p.m. on Saturday night, Hunter’s four year old daughter picked up the phone and called 911. The preschooler told dispatchers that she was home alone with her infant sister, and she didn’t know where her mommy was. Read more
Gary Staton: Caring Dad or Selfish Douche?
Omaha, NE - Gary Staton and his wife Rebel married at 18 and were prolific, producing 10 children over the course of their 17+ year partnership. Sadly, about 17 months ago, shortly after the birth of their 10th child, Rebel died of a brain aneurysm. Any single parent can tell you that caring for one child can be difficult, and when meeting the needs of his 10 children became too demanding, Gary Staton packed up nine of them this past Wednesday, dropped them off at Creighton University Medical Center, and left. The next day, a neighbor saw him with his girlfriend, loading a blue suitcase into a car. Read more
Wendy Chenoweth Needs A Babysitter
Houston, TX - Wendy Chenoweth of Kingwood is facing felony child endangerment charges after she left her children at home in the care of her three-year-old. That’s right, she was using her three-year-old as a babysitter. Apparently Chenoweth needed some alone time and didn’t feel like taking two toddlers and an infant with her. Especially since her one-year-old child has Down Syndrome.
