12-07-2010, 03:21 PM
the bio-mother had "cognitive delays". yep, a 'tard. so why are 'tards having kids? nevermind, there is no answer to that. she's not the murderer here.
the accused "stepmother" is no stepmother. they weren't married.
WKRG
MOBILE, Alabama - There is still no sign of little Natalie and Chase DeBlase. Police were not searching for a second day, Tuesday. We're told they're taking time to regroup and gather more resources.
Jackson County, Mississippi Sheriff, Mike Byrd, says they will be back out Wednesday searching for the body of one of the children. 3-year-old Chase DeBlase is believed to be buried near Vancleve. His sister, 5-year-old Natalie, is thought to be buried in Citronelle, Alabama.
Mobile Police believe both the children's father, John DeBlase, and their stepmother, Heather Keaton are responsible for their deaths. Police tell News 5, the children might have been killed and buried months apart in two separate states.
Sheriff Byrd says they will have several search teams out looking Wednesday, "this is just plain evil, hell's going to be a lot for them I feel like it's just horrible that you would do an innocent child this way and I hope they get prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and we're going to do everything we can to try to bring closure to the biological mother and you know because I know she's going through a hard, hard, time," said Byrd.
The children's father, John DeBlase, is still behind bars on a more than 200-thousand dollar bond. Right now, he's just facing charges of aggravated child abuse and abuse of a corpse for reportedly burying the children's bodies. It's likely he won't make bond, he said in court Monday morning he could not afford an attorney. DeBlase will be back in a Mobile County courtroom Wednesday for an arraignment, that's when he will enter a plea in the case.
The children's stepmother, Heather Keaton, is still behind bars in Kentucy facing child abuse charges. She is expected to be extradited back to Alabama some time this week.
the accused "stepmother" is no stepmother. they weren't married.
WKRG
MOBILE, Alabama - There is still no sign of little Natalie and Chase DeBlase. Police were not searching for a second day, Tuesday. We're told they're taking time to regroup and gather more resources.
Jackson County, Mississippi Sheriff, Mike Byrd, says they will be back out Wednesday searching for the body of one of the children. 3-year-old Chase DeBlase is believed to be buried near Vancleve. His sister, 5-year-old Natalie, is thought to be buried in Citronelle, Alabama.
Mobile Police believe both the children's father, John DeBlase, and their stepmother, Heather Keaton are responsible for their deaths. Police tell News 5, the children might have been killed and buried months apart in two separate states.
Sheriff Byrd says they will have several search teams out looking Wednesday, "this is just plain evil, hell's going to be a lot for them I feel like it's just horrible that you would do an innocent child this way and I hope they get prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and we're going to do everything we can to try to bring closure to the biological mother and you know because I know she's going through a hard, hard, time," said Byrd.
The children's father, John DeBlase, is still behind bars on a more than 200-thousand dollar bond. Right now, he's just facing charges of aggravated child abuse and abuse of a corpse for reportedly burying the children's bodies. It's likely he won't make bond, he said in court Monday morning he could not afford an attorney. DeBlase will be back in a Mobile County courtroom Wednesday for an arraignment, that's when he will enter a plea in the case.
The children's stepmother, Heather Keaton, is still behind bars in Kentucy facing child abuse charges. She is expected to be extradited back to Alabama some time this week.