US EditionFranklinton woman charged with murder after infant's death
- Autumn Harper, 24, has been charged with first-degree murder after her 8-month-old son, Sterling Rogers, died from severe injuries, according to the Franklinton Police Department.
- Justin Brown, Franklinton Police Chief, stated that the investigation revealed Harper admitted to abusing Sterling and had a history of physical abuse since January.
- Sterling was taken to Children's Hospital in New Orleans, where he died a week after being found in distress.
- The investigation is ongoing, but currently, police believe Harper acted alone, while her mother claims her daughter is innocent.
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Louisiana Mom Accused of Beating Her 8-Month-Old Baby Boy to Death: 'Absolutely Heartbreaking'
Sterling Rodgers' death was considered a homicide after the infant's autopsy showed signs of ongoing abuseWashington Parish Sheriff's Office Autumn HarperA Louisiana mother is behind bars after police say she beat her 8-month-old son to death.Autumn Victoria Harper, 24, of Franklinton was charged with first-degree murder, the Washington Parish Sheriff's Office said in a press release on Wednesday, March 19.The victim was identified as Sterling…
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NolaFranklinton woman arrested after 8-month-old boy dies from severe injuries, police say
A Franklinton woman was arrested Wednesday on a count of first-degree murder after the death of a severely injured 8-month-old child, according to the Franklinton Police Department.
Plea deal reached for mother charged with her son’s death after he ingested ‘significant amount’ of cocaine
SPOTSYLVANIA, Va. (WRIC) -- A Spotsylvania mother charged in connection to her son's death after he ingested a “significant amount” of cocaine reached a plea deal with prosecutors. Cinceir Croxton, Jr., or “CJ,” was two years old when he died at the Children's Hospital of Richmond at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in December of 2023. He was flown there from a Spotsylvania motel after he was exposed to a “significant amount” of cocaine…
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