"Shake, shake, shake... shake, shake, shake, shake that niglet"

[INOWKNOW]

Re: "Shake,shake,shake..shake,shake,shake, shake that niglet"

damn, maybe those niglets were scared to death when they looked at their mammy and pappy.


:afro:
but yo honor,i shooks lakeesha to get dem roaches offin her.

 

[Nigtarded]

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Baby Dies; Mother's Boyfriend Arrested

Man Accused Of Shaking Baby
POSTED: Tuesday, August 4, 2009
UPDATED: 6:41 pm EDT August 4, 2009

Cecil Weekes appears in bond court.​

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- Police in Hollywood said a man has confessed to causing the death of his girlfriend's baby girl, who died of shaken baby syndrome.

According to Hollywood police, officers went to a home in the 1800 block of Fillmore Street on June 12 after receiving a report that a baby was not breathing. Officers performed CPR on the child, 11-month-old Angeliah Duncan, until Hollywood Fire Rescue came and took her to Memorial R
egional Hospital.

The child died on June 15. The medical examiner performed an autopsy and determined that the child was the victim of a homicide and died as a result of shaken baby syndrome.

Hollywood police said Rosemary Rodriguez and 39-year-old Cecil Weekes, the child's mother and the mother's boyfriend, were home at the time of the incident. Investigators said the couple claimed they were outside smoking cigarettes when they heard the baby gasping for air.

Both Rodriguez and Weekes agreed to take a polygraph test, which was scheduled for Aug. 4. But on Tuesday, Weekes contacted detectives and went to the police department, where police said he confessed to causing the injuries that killed Duncan.

Police said Weekes told them he shook Duncan because she wouldn't stop crying as he tried to sleep.

Weekes has been charged with felony murder. Rodriguez was not charged.

http://www.justnews.com/news/20278724/detail.html#

 

[Rasp]

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Cleotis gets 5

Teen sentenced to 5 years to life for shaking baby to death

SALT LAKE CITY -- A teenage father who admitted to shaking his baby to death was sentenced to five years to life in prison.

On June 1, Cleotis Shipman pleaded guilty to child abuse homicide. In exchange, prosecutors dropped the murder and aggravated sexual abuse charges.

He said he shook his 1-month-old daughter Qiana Marie Shipman because she was crying. Prosecutors say she died from a fatal head injury from repeated blows or shaking.

In court, Shipman told the judge he takes
full responsibility for what happened.

Shipman's mother said it was a tragedy of his inexperience and frustrations.

 

[Nigtarded]

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Babysitter charged with murder
Posted: Sep 10, 2009 10:18 PM
Updated: Sep 11, 2009 1:15 AM

SPOTSYLVANIA, VA (WWBT) - A Spotsylvania County community is in shock tonight. A three month old is dead and his baby sitter is behind bars. Investigators say she shook the infant because he was crying:

Before you ever get to the front door its apparent children were the center of this Spotsylvania county home...

"They've always had kids play outside in their backyard and front yard and that's about it," said neighbor Donna Street.

Now these overturned toys are just reminders of several overturned lives.

"It's shocking, very shocking... Too close to home," Street said.

On
Tuesday, 27 year old Larisa Thomas called 911 to report a child wasn't breathing.

"When deputies arrived on scene the baby was unresponsive. They immediately started CPR on the baby until medical crews got there," said First Sgt. Liz Scott, Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office.

3-month-old Elijah Lynch Hobbs died Wednesday at the VCU Medical Center. He was bleeding from the brain. Injuries the medical examiner deemed consistent with shaken baby syndrome.

Investigators say Thomas confessed to shaking Elijah after she'd only been watching him for about 30 minutes. Elijah's two year old brother and Thomas' children were also home during the assault.

"It's heartbreaking for the officers who responded it's heartbreaking for the community and obviously for this poor family and the suspect's children," said Scott.

Neighbors say Thomas had four children ranging in age from 8 to 20 months. They say she hadn't lived in the neighborhood lon
g and kept to herself. Thomas' children are now staying with family members, who tried to get in the house to retrieve the children's clothes and toys.

"If you're in a situation where you become emotional or you feel like you can't handle a particular child call a neighbor, call a friend, call a relative, call the sheriff's office," said Scott.

Thomas is charged with felony child neglect and second degree murder. She's being held at the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

http://www.nbc12.com/Global/story.asp?S=11109810

 

[Gman]

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A niglet dies from shaken niglet syndrome?? Works for me!!!

 

[Nigtarded]

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Bond Denied For Father Charged With Murdering Baby
Sep 11, 2009 4:08 pm US/Central

Ibrahim Kibayasi
Mount Prospect Police Department ​

ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. (STNG) ― Bond was denied Friday for a northwest suburban man charged with murdering his 5-month-old son, who died Wednesday afternoon of blunt head trauma caused from child abuse.

Dylan Kibayasi of 1714 Sable Ln. in Mount Prospect was pronounced dead at 12:41 p.m. Wednesday at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.

An autopsy conducted Friday revealed Dylan died from a subdura
l hematoma caused by blunt head trauma as a result of child abuse, and his death was ruled a homicide, the medical examiner's office said.

First-degree murder charges were filed Friday against the boy's father, Ibrahim Kibayasi, according to Cook County State's Attorney's office spokeswoman Tandra Simonton. He was denied bond by Judge Bridget Hughes.

The alleged abuse happened on Sept. 3 at the Mount Prospect home Ibrahim Kibayasi shared with his wife and Dylan. Ibrahim, a stay-at-home dad, was taking care of Dylan while his mother was at work when the baby developed diarrhea, which caused multiple diaper changes, court records indicated.

At about 3:30 p.m., his father became angry and started yelling at the baby. He picked Dylan up and shook him multiple times, jerking his head back and forth as he shook him, prosecutors allege. He then threw the baby onto the bed.

He immediately saw Dylan's eyes roll back in his head and n
oticed the baby was having trouble breathing. He attempted to perform CPR but couldn't because Dylan's nose was bleeding, court records said.

He then drove to pick up his wife, the boy's mother, from work without telling her what had occurred. She immediately noticed the baby's eyes rolled back and called 911, according to court records.

The boy suffered a seizure on the way to the hospital and was initally admitted to Lutheran General in critical condition, court records said. Doctors in the emergency room said the boy suffered a subdural hematoma, as well as a retinal hemorrhage caused by shaken baby syndrome. Tests also indicated the boy had three healing rib fractures, consistent with being tightly squeezed.

Ibrahim Kibayasi gave a videotaped statement to police, indicating he violently shook the baby even though he knew he should not. He told police he grabbed the boy by the midsection and lightly squeezed him out of anger a few weeks prior and did not tell the b
oy's mother, court records said.

Ibrahim Kibayasi, 29, was originally arrested by Mount Prospect police on Monday and charged with aggravated battery of a child, police said.

He has no criminal history but is considered a flight risk because he was in the United States on a student visa which expired seven years ago. He is originally from Tanzania, court records indicate.

DCFS spokesman Kendall Marlowe said the agency is investigating Dylan's death. The agency had received what Marlowe called "unfounded allegations of abuse" against both parents in June. There are no other children in the home, he said.

Ibrahim Kibayasi is scheduled for a preliminary hearing Oct. 1 in Rolling Meadows.

http://cbs2chicago.com/local/Ibrahim.Kibayasi.murder.2.1178487.html

 

[Nigtarded]

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Baby Sitter Accused Of Killing Infant
Mike McCormick, WYFF News 4 Reporter
POSTED: 6:43 pm EDT September 21, 2009
UPDATED: 2:42 pm EDT September 23, 2009

Evelyn Deneice Petty

Jordon Roy​

LANDRUM, S.C. -- A 43-year-old woman is facing murder charges after a 5-month-old baby she was caring for died Sunday.

Evelyn Petty was arrested and booked into the Spartanburg County Jail Tuesday afternoon.

She is charged with homicide by child abuse.

Petty was caring for Jordan Maurice Roy at her apartment home in Landrum on Sunday morning
when he was found unresponsive, according to the Spartanburg County Coroner's Office. The child was in the Upstate, but lives in Columbus, N.C., according to the coroner.

Investigators said that Petty was also babysitting a 4-year-old child at the time who was her grandchild and sibling to the deceased infant.

The infant was transported to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.

While officials were investigating at Petty's apartment, she locked herself in a bathroom, then tried to overdose on pills and beer, investigators said.

She was taken to the hospital. Once she was released, she was taken to the detention center.

The coroner said an autopsy on the baby indicated the death was suspicious. Toxicology reports are pending.

"Appeared to be a brain injury that was inconsistent with something you would experience, or would appear to be accidental," said Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger.

Clevenger said Petty adm
itted to dropping the baby and then shaking him in an attempt at resuscitation. He said based on the results of an autopsy, it appears the boy was only shaken.

"Most children, newborns on up, are extremely tough, but they're also very fragile," said Clevenger. "Children can't be shaken."

The boy's mother talked to WYFF News 4's Mike McCormick by phone.

"I'm trying to focus on laying my child to rest and praying that justice is served for the person that was involved in it and I love my son," said Erin Roy. "Jordan, you're God's angel now."

The incident left the coroner urging people who care for children to think before they act.

"I know times are tough, the economy, everything being as it is. Step back, take two breaths," said Clevenger. "You can be frustrated whatnot, may have the child in your arms, but stop, back up, take two breaths and then go into your situation calmly, because a child has no defense, especially one this small."
n
The family of Jordan Maurice Roy set up an account at Bank of America to help pay for his funeral.

Donations can be made to any branch under the Jordan Roy Funeral Expense Account.

http://www.wyff4.com/news/21046791/detail.html#

 

[White Sail]

Re: "Shake,shake,shake..shake,shake,shake, shake that niglet"

http://www.ksdk.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=186665&catid=3#

Florissant man charged with killing infant daughter
22 mins ago

KSDK -- A 28-year-old Florissant man was charged Monday in connection with the death of his 14-month-old daughter.

The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office charged Marshall Chunn with second-degree murder and felony child abuse. Chunn's bond has been set at $250,000.

According to Sgt. Kevin Boschert, a spokesman with the Florissant Police Department, the incident occurred September 27 in the family's townhouse in the 1400 block of Stonebury Court. Chunn was trying to teach his daughter Lyric to walk when he allegedly shook her and then threw her against some cabinets.

Chunn then took the child to where her mother worked. The parents called 911 and reported an accidental injury to Lyric. The young girl was airlifted to St. Louis Children's Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull. She died on September 30 from severe head trauma.

 

[reset]

Re: "Shake,shake,shake..shake,shake,shake, shake that niglet"

"It was an accident," Davis said as he was led inside.

Like TNB is a "hackcident"...

 

[Nigtarded]

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Man wanted in murder of toddler
Posted: Nov 30, 2009 11:44 PM
Updated: Dec 01, 2009 8:45 PM

Randy Rashawn Moorehead (Photo courtesy of the CMPD)

Jalenthia Caldwell​

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - Police are looking for a man they say abused and killed a 22-month-old girl.

Officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department were called the 5700 block Copper Creek Court on Friday, Nov. 27 at 3:45 pm.

The CMPD says Jalenthia Caldwell was left with the mother's boyfriend while she was working.

When Lattayne Caldwell returned home, she saw her baby sleeping in a peculiar position and tried to wake up the child.

She eventually called MEDIC and performed CPR until paramedics arrived. Jalenthia Caldwell was taken to Presbyterian Hospital-Main where she died Sunday.

On Monday, the CMPD obtained warrants for the arrest of the Lattayne's boyfriend, Randy Rashawn Moorehead. Once he is located, police intend to charge him with first-degree murder and felony child abuse.

"He knows how much my child meant to me and my family," Lattayne Caldwell said.

She believes Moorehead shook the child so hard it caused brain damage.

Lattayne Caldwell described her daughter as a beautiful child with a lot of personality.

"She shined a light on everything she came across," Caldwell said. "She was nothing but precious, she was an angel from God."

If you know where Moorehead is, call 704-432-TIPS or Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600.

http://www.wbtv.com/global/story.asp?s=11594402

 

[Anthony Belgrove]

Re: "Shake,shake,shake..shake,shake,shake, shake that niglet"

Twanda.

LOL

 

[Johnny99]

Re: "Shake,shake,shake..shake,shake,shake, shake that niglet"

Knocked-Up Negress Laid The Smackdown On Picaninny​

Pregnant mother charged with murder in killing of her 1-year-old daughter​

By Associated Press
12:02 PM CST, December 1, 2009

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Authorities say a Hinds County woman who's eight months pregnant has been charged murder in the death of her 1-year-old daughter.

The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson reports that 22-year-old Emma Kelly was custody awaiting a bond hearing.

Documents from the Hinds County Sheriff's Department say Kelly told investigators that her daughter, Jacarra Robinson, "was whining a lot" and the mother shook the infant and "popped her in her chest."

The Jackson/Hinds Child Protection Unit was contacted by University of Mississippi Medical Center officials on Thanksgiving after the child arrived with injuries.

The infant was on life support until Sunday, and an autopsy showed she had trauma to the back of her head. Kelly was arrested Monday.

Kelly's other children, ages 2 and 3, are in custody of the Department of Human Services.

 

[Nigtarded]

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Police: Baby Stuffed Under Mattress

2 People Remain In Custody
POSTED: 9:52 am CST December 27, 2009
UPDATED: 11:21 am CST December 29, 2009

MILWAUKEE -- Charges are expected to be filed later this week in the death of a 6-month-old girl, Milwaukee police said.

Dekia Mattox died early Saturday morning. Milwaukee police said she may have been shaken before being stuffed between mattresses.

Police said the baby's mother is 15 years old. She was out. Her aunt had custody of Dekia and left her home with her boyfriend and a friend that night. When the aunt returned, the baby wasn't breathing, police said.

"Would you leave your babies with them?" 12 News reporter Colleen Henry asked family friend Amanda Kiepert.

"No, no," Kiepert said.

A neighbor who did not want to be identified said several people worried about the baby's safety and called child welfare. A social worker came out.

"Five or six different people that made calls to social services, so why didn't they follow up or do something?" the neighbor asked.

Child Welfare said the law prevents comment on Dekia's death until criminal charges are filed.

"They're not nice guys," family friend Destiny Harris said.

Harris lived with Dekia's family till just last week. She said she wouldn't have left the baby with the aunt's boyfriend and his friend either, but she never saw signs of abuse.

"She didn't have no bruises on her," Harris said. "Every time I think about it or hear about it, I just start crying because I can't picture her dying. I can't."

The house where the homicide happened was boarded up Monday morning. Police said they've been called there several times with drug-dealing complaints.

The baby's aunt, the aunt's boyfriend and his friend remained at the Milwaukee County Jail Monday night.

The district attorney's office said charges are expected by Wednesday. The aunt, who had custody of the baby, could face neglect charges.

http://www.wisn.com/news/22066240/detail.html

 

[Nigtarded]

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Police: Man Shook Boy; Infant Critical

22-Year-Old Orlando Man Charged With Child Abuse
POSTED: Monday, January 11, 2010
UPDATED: 1:22 pm EST January 11, 2010

Brennan J. Knowles.​

ORLANDO, Fla. -- A 22-year-old Orlando man was arrested Sunday on allegations that he shook an infant, who is listed in critical condition.

Brennan J. Knowles was arrested on charges of child abuse, cruelty toward a child and child neglect.

According to Orlando police, Knowles was caring for the 4-month-old boy on Saturday when his girlfriend went to work at a Taco Bell in Altamonte Springs.

When the girlfriend returned home, she was unable to revive the infant and called 911, according to a police report.

Knowles admitted to shaking the baby, but he did not think that he shook him that hard, the report stated.

The boy was taken to Arnold Palmer Hospital with injuries resulting from Shaken Baby Syndrome, the police report said.

http://www.clickorlando.com/news/22206618/detail.html

 

[Nigtarded]

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Augusta man charged for shaking infant

Richmond County investigators have arrested a man they say shook his three-month-old son. 22-year-old Corduray Scott is charged with first degree cruelty to children.
Posted: 9:49 AM Jan 20, 2010
Reporter: Kelsey Barlow

Corduray Scott​

AUGUSTA---Richmond County investigators have arrested a man they say shook his three-month-old son. 22-year-old Corduray Scott is charged with first degree cruelty to children.

Deputies tell News 12 the baby is on life support and is not expected to survive. The infant suffered from several broken ribs and detached retinas.

We're told Scott could face more charges if the child dies.

http://www.wrdw.com/crimeteam12/headlines/82157742.html

 

[The Bobster]

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http://cbs3.com/topstories/norristown.montgomery.county.2.1483953.html

Plymouth Meeting Father Charged With Niglet's Murder

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) ― A Philadelphia-area man is in custody charged with shaking his 2 ½-month-old daughter to death.

Police say 20-year-old Khalil Brown shook the baby at their home in Plymouth Meeting in late January. Authorities say the girl was removed from life support at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia on Friday.

Montgomery County First Assistant District Attorney Kevin Steele says Brown admitted going into the girl's bedroom while she was sleeping and shaking her. Paramedics called to the scene found the baby bleeding from the nose and not breathing.

Brown was charged with third-degree murder and related charges on Tuesday. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney.

A preliminary hearing is set for Feb. 19.

 

[Expose Them All]

Black buck assaults his 9-week old - Bad, bad whitey trying to save it

A Medford baby is in critical condition in a Portland hospital and her teenage father is in Jackson County Jail, suspected of causing her injuries.

Tyler Alexander Jackson, 18, was arrested Monday on charges of second-degree assault and first-degree criminal mistreatment hours after emergency help was requested for a 9-week-old infant who had stopped breathing.

The 9-1-1 call for help came from a home in the 400 block of Marie Street at about 11:45 p.m. Sunday, said Medford police Lt. Bob Hansen.

Hansen said police were first to arrive at the home and focused on getting the child medical attention. But as they approached the house, two pit bulls came at them.

One officer distracted the family's dogs, allowing the other officer to run into the home, grab the baby girl from Jackson's arms and race to a waiting ambulance, said Hansen.

"We call that a 'scoop and run,' " said Hansen, adding that the move is standard police procedure designed to get an unconscious child medical attention as quickly as possible.

The baby girl, Adriana Jackson, was rushed to the waiting ambulance and was breathing when she was transported to Rogue Valley Medical Center, said Hansen.

"The police officer grabbed the child from the father," he said. "And as he is running to the ambulance, the child started breathing on her own."

Later that morning, the infant was flown to Doernbecher's Children's Hospital in Portland, where she was being treated for head and internal injuries.

"She is still in critical condition (Tuesday)," said Hansen.

Detectives returned to the residence and questioned Jackson, the child's 18-year-old mother and the grandmother. Police determined Jackson was alone with his daughter at the time she sustained her injuries, which were consistent with a baby being grabbed and shaken, Hansen said.

Don't worry ya'll - whitey goin ta save it!

 

[Gman]

Re: Black buck assaults his 9-week old - Bad, bad whitey trying to save it

Stupid white race!!!! Always seeing humanity where no humanity exists!!!

 

[Tricknologist]

MIT genius hybrid shakes niglet to death

http://www.newnation.co/

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BOSTON --
A Malden man who works at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was accused in the death of his 6-month-old son.

Geoffrey Wilson, 31, was arrested Sunday night and charged with murder in connection with the death of his son Nathan.

Nathan was in his father's care on Sunday in their Malden home. When the baby's mother returned home, police said Nathan was unresponsive and in obvious distress. He was taken to Children's Hospital, where he later died.

Officials said the baby had facial bruises and severe brain injuries that are consistent with shaken baby syndrome.

During his arraignment in Malden District Court, officials said Wilson admitted shaking his son, but said it was not hard enough to harm the baby.

"He tried to simulate the baby being in a car by shaking him as if you were in a car, going over a bump or something of that nature. He said, 'I didn't think it was gentle but it was not way more than gentle,'" prosecutor Marcy Jackson said.

Wilson works at MIT's Media Lab as a Contracts and Intellectual Property Administrator.

Defense attorney Jay Carney said Wilson is a loving father who is in shock over the death of his son.

"By all accounts of every person I have spoken to, Geoff adored his son Nathan and loved playing with him. This is inexplicable to them," Carney said.

The cause and manner of the baby's death are under investigation by the office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

Wilson is scheduled to return to court on March 29 for a pre-trial hearing.

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/22774341/detail.html

Update. March 9, 2010

“The injury, according to the doctor, was consistent with extreme violent shaking,’’ Assistant Middlesex District Attorney Marcy Jackson said yesterday. “The doctors don’t see it as any other injury than shaken baby syndrome.’’

Police were alerted to the Wilson family at about 2 p.m. Sunday by the state Department of Children and Families. Doctors at Children’s Hospital Boston told officials that the boy had bleeding of the brain and that he had bruises on his forehead, cheek, and chin. He died of cardiac arrest, Jackson said in court yesterday.

http://www.boston.com/news/local/ma...10/03/09/man_accused_of_shaking_son_to_death/

 

[Gman]

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An M.I.T. Negro, impressive!! I guess that place is not all it is cracked up to be if boons can get in there to work!! Nice find here, Tricknologist! I love this thread! It certainly runs that tune through my head, shake, shake, shake, etc.....LOL!! Love a good shaken niglet story to start my day!! The only thing better is a nice fresh ghetto lobster story!!