Monday, December 28, 2009
SWEET DREAMS-THE LOSS OF MY BABY
It's hard for me to write this,my 27 year old son Horace was murdered last night.My baby was found in a Super Kmart parking lot frozen,without a shirt or jacket or shoes.I was checking my emails earlier,when I recieved an email from my 29 year old daughter whom lives New Jersy,though her email was brief I knew that something dreadful had happened.She said that she had to talk to me about Horace and it was "terrible". I start to cry and I couldn't stop,I told my husband that I had to call my daughter and that I was scared.When I called her I lived every parents worst nightmare.My child was dead and there were very little answers.We hollered and cried together and I knew that I had to call my 22 yr. old daughter who now lives with my brother.It didn't seem real to her either.My two daughters and I had been talking to Horace for awhile on Facebook.We all talked to him on Saturday.This was the last time that either of us had heard from him.My 22 yr. old daughter had my nephew bring her over to my house for awhile,we hugged and cried together.Horace's wife called me around this time well,actually she had her sister speak with me first.I expressed to her that I already knew the horrible news.She relayed this to Horace's wife,I could hear her in the background.Finally,she(my son's wife) was on the phone.The details that she described to me did not make sense.She said that the police had her come and identify my sons lifeless body.They (the police) showed her a video tape of my son in Super Kmart making a beer purchase (where she supposedly dropped him off) there are three other guys in the video with Horace but,you do not see him leave the store but,he is found in the parking lot this morning without a shirt or shoes or coat.I had to get off of the phone because of a severe nose bleed and I broke down again to the point that I could not talk.She mentioned something about his teeth and that I could not come for two weeks because he (my son) was frozen and he had to thaw out before they could perform an autopsy.I told her that she wasn't making any sense and that my nose was bleeding,I told her not hang up and I gave my 22 year old daughter the phone to jot down her contact numbers.When I got back on the phone,I had to speak to her sister again,she was gone.I remember (my sons wife) kept repeating that she was sorry,very sorry.She kept saying that over and over.Horace was in an abusive relationship with her,she had once stabbed him in the arm a few years ago.And they would seperate from time to time.He had told me that he cooked and cleaned and took care of the kids while she worked and attended school.He was not allowed to go anywhere or get on the computer when he wanted,he helped her buy two cars but,he was not allowed to drive them.Somebody took my child's life for nothing.He was a good man and didn't deserve to be left out in a freezing cold parking lot.I'm going to call the local police dept. there in the morning,I do not believe that I know the truth about what happened to my son.
2 YEAR DIED AFTER BEING ABUSED BY RELATIVES SHE WAS RECENTLY SENT TO LIVE WITH...
Body of abused toddler flown back to Chicago
December 28, 2009 5:44 PM UPDATED STORY
The body of a 2-year-old girl was flown back to Chicago today, just weeks after being sent to live with relatives in the St. Louis area while her mother worked and planned to attend school.
"I'm not going to see my daughter anymore," Euranus Barron said during a tearful telephone conversation this morning. "I'm not going to hear her laugh."
Her daughter Orionis Barron-Taylor died Dec. 19 after being abused by her great-aunt's boyfriend, according to police in Hazelwood, Mo. http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com
December 28, 2009 5:44 PM UPDATED STORY
The body of a 2-year-old girl was flown back to Chicago today, just weeks after being sent to live with relatives in the St. Louis area while her mother worked and planned to attend school.
"I'm not going to see my daughter anymore," Euranus Barron said during a tearful telephone conversation this morning. "I'm not going to hear her laugh."
Her daughter Orionis Barron-Taylor died Dec. 19 after being abused by her great-aunt's boyfriend, according to police in Hazelwood, Mo. http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com
PERVERT UNSUCCESSFUL IN CHILD KIDNAPPING ATTEMPT IN AURORA STORE,WHILE MOM SHOPPED...
Aurora man charged in attempted child abduction from store
December 28, 2009 12:34 PM
An Aurora man who police say tried to get an 8-year-old boy to leave a grocery store with him was found to have marijuana, sex toys, children's toys and two handguns in his van when police caught up with him, authorities said today.
Stephen P. Sweigart, 61, of the 900 block of Lenwood Court, was ordered held in lieu of $50,000 bond in Kane County Circuit Court today following his arrest Saturday, according to a release from the Aurora Police Department.
Sweigart faces charges of felony attempted child abduction, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon and possession of cannabis, as well as 10 misdemeanor charges of unlawful use of a weapon, and two counts of unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, police said.
Sweigart was at a Jewel-Osco Store in the 1900 block of West Galena Boulevard in Aurora about 8:50 p.m. Saturday when he came up to the 8-year-old, talked to him about toys the boy was playing with, and then asked him to come home with him, according to the release. When the boy refused, Sweigert left the store, according to police.
But the boy's mother, who was in a checkout line with his older sister, saw what happened and told store employees, who called police. In the store parking lot soon after, the mother apparently told a 43-year-old Aurora man about the abduction attempt, and the man followed a minivan Sweigert was driving and called police, according to police.
An Aurora police officer found Sweigart in his driveway in the minivan. When he came up to the vehicle, he smelled burned marijuana and asked Sweigart if he could search the minivan, according to police.
In the minivan, the officer found two handguns, one of them loaded; several boxes of ammunition; drug paraphernalia; sex toys; children's toys; several pieces of lingerie; and numerous martial-arts style throwing stars. Authorities also searched Sweigart's house and found more than 2½ ounces of marijuana, as well as more drug paraphernalia, according to police.
Sweigart was being held in Kane County Jail and is next scheduled to appear in court Jan. 8. http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com
December 28, 2009 12:34 PM
An Aurora man who police say tried to get an 8-year-old boy to leave a grocery store with him was found to have marijuana, sex toys, children's toys and two handguns in his van when police caught up with him, authorities said today.
Stephen P. Sweigart, 61, of the 900 block of Lenwood Court, was ordered held in lieu of $50,000 bond in Kane County Circuit Court today following his arrest Saturday, according to a release from the Aurora Police Department.
Sweigart faces charges of felony attempted child abduction, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon and possession of cannabis, as well as 10 misdemeanor charges of unlawful use of a weapon, and two counts of unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, police said.
Sweigart was at a Jewel-Osco Store in the 1900 block of West Galena Boulevard in Aurora about 8:50 p.m. Saturday when he came up to the 8-year-old, talked to him about toys the boy was playing with, and then asked him to come home with him, according to the release. When the boy refused, Sweigert left the store, according to police.
But the boy's mother, who was in a checkout line with his older sister, saw what happened and told store employees, who called police. In the store parking lot soon after, the mother apparently told a 43-year-old Aurora man about the abduction attempt, and the man followed a minivan Sweigert was driving and called police, according to police.
An Aurora police officer found Sweigart in his driveway in the minivan. When he came up to the vehicle, he smelled burned marijuana and asked Sweigart if he could search the minivan, according to police.
In the minivan, the officer found two handguns, one of them loaded; several boxes of ammunition; drug paraphernalia; sex toys; children's toys; several pieces of lingerie; and numerous martial-arts style throwing stars. Authorities also searched Sweigart's house and found more than 2½ ounces of marijuana, as well as more drug paraphernalia, according to police.
Sweigart was being held in Kane County Jail and is next scheduled to appear in court Jan. 8. http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com
PEORIA MURDER SUSPECT TURNS HIMSELF IN...
PEORIA — A murder suspect wanted on a $2 million arrest warrant turned himself in at the Peoria Police Department on Sunday night, police said.
Nikko J. Clark, 21, whose last known address was 3725 W. Verner Drive, turned himself in about 9:50 p.m. at Police Headquarters and was arrested about an hour later, according to police reports.
Clark was wanted for the slaying of Brandon D. Grant, 23, of Peoria on Nov. 21.
Grant, the city’s 13th homicide victim of 2009, was found with a single gunshot wound to the abdomen inside a car in a parking lot outside Pierson Hills Apartment Complex, 1819 N. Lehman Road.
It has not been released if Grant was shot in the car or elsewhere.
On Dec. 15, Clark was indicted by a Peoria County grand jury on charges of first-degree murder and possession of a weapon by a felon. Although Clark was not in custody at the time, bond was set at $2 million.
Police have not indicated a motive in the shooing but on Monday said the alleged shooter and victim knew each other.
For more complete details, please see tomorrow’s Journal Star or check pjstar.com later.
http://www.pjstar.com
Nikko J. Clark, 21, whose last known address was 3725 W. Verner Drive, turned himself in about 9:50 p.m. at Police Headquarters and was arrested about an hour later, according to police reports.
Clark was wanted for the slaying of Brandon D. Grant, 23, of Peoria on Nov. 21.
Grant, the city’s 13th homicide victim of 2009, was found with a single gunshot wound to the abdomen inside a car in a parking lot outside Pierson Hills Apartment Complex, 1819 N. Lehman Road.
It has not been released if Grant was shot in the car or elsewhere.
On Dec. 15, Clark was indicted by a Peoria County grand jury on charges of first-degree murder and possession of a weapon by a felon. Although Clark was not in custody at the time, bond was set at $2 million.
Police have not indicated a motive in the shooing but on Monday said the alleged shooter and victim knew each other.
For more complete details, please see tomorrow’s Journal Star or check pjstar.com later.
http://www.pjstar.com
TEENAGED SON FINDS MOM SHOT TO DEATH IN THEIR APARTMENT,BOYFRIEND MAY BE TO BLAME....
16-year-old boy finds mother shot dead in Brooklyn home; friends say her boyfriend may be to blame
By Kevin Deutsch and Joe Kemp
DAILY NEWS WRITERS
Sunday, December 27th 2009, 4:00 AM
A Brooklyn teen found the body of his mother who was shot in the head Saturday in their Flatbush apartment - and friends said a boyfriend may be to blame.
Julia Houston, 32, was discovered on the floor of her Regent Place home at about 1:45 p.m. by her 16-year-old son, cops and family said.
"For her son to see her like that, it's terrible," said a friend, Margarita Robinson, 37.
Houston, a mother of three, worked as a health care assistant for senior citizens, relatives said. "I feel bad for her babies," Robinson said. "They lost their mom."
Friends were suspicious of Houston's recent boyfriend, who lives on the first floor of her building.
"People that cared about Julia didn't really like him," said a friend.
Investigators had yet to question the man, but were pursuing his whereabouts, sources said. "We don't know" if he's capable of doing this, said the friend. "But it definitely crossed our minds."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com
By Kevin Deutsch and Joe Kemp
DAILY NEWS WRITERS
Sunday, December 27th 2009, 4:00 AM
A Brooklyn teen found the body of his mother who was shot in the head Saturday in their Flatbush apartment - and friends said a boyfriend may be to blame.
Julia Houston, 32, was discovered on the floor of her Regent Place home at about 1:45 p.m. by her 16-year-old son, cops and family said.
"For her son to see her like that, it's terrible," said a friend, Margarita Robinson, 37.
Houston, a mother of three, worked as a health care assistant for senior citizens, relatives said. "I feel bad for her babies," Robinson said. "They lost their mom."
Friends were suspicious of Houston's recent boyfriend, who lives on the first floor of her building.
"People that cared about Julia didn't really like him," said a friend.
Investigators had yet to question the man, but were pursuing his whereabouts, sources said. "We don't know" if he's capable of doing this, said the friend. "But it definitely crossed our minds."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com
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