11-06-2011, 02:38 PM
These ppl esp mom need to be on the mugshot thread also. Check out the video of their home on the website below, it's 'udder' heaven
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Crews Search for Baby's Remains in LeFlore County
6:16 p.m. CDT, November 4, 2011
LEFLORE COUNTY, OKLA. - Officials with the LeFlore County District Attorney’s office are searching for remains of Michelle Marie Haskin, a baby believed to have been born in August 2010 to a teenaged mother, and then buried in the woods behind a home near Monroe.
"We're really not sure where the crime scene, how far it extends at this point," said District Attorney Jeff Smith.
A bulldozer was brought to the property located at 10781 Old Monroe Highway Friday morning.
During a news conference, Smith said nine siblings, ages 3 to 17, were taken into the custody of the state after an investigation revealed extreme physical and educational neglect.
Officials say one of the children told authorities she and a younger sibling were sexually abused by their father.
The teen’s parents, James Haskins, 61, and Lucinda Haskins, 39, were arrested during the course of the investigation. The father is charged with sexual abuse of a minor and child neglect. The mother is being held on charges of child neglect and failure to protect. Both adults are being held on a $275,000 bond.
"It's scary," said Ronnie Autrey, a neighbor, "It breaks my heart that kids could be treated that way."
One of the children admitted to investigators that she had given birth to a baby girl at her home in August 2010. In court documents, it says the teen told authorities the baby was delivered by her father. She said a boy she met at camp is the baby’s father.
The teen told officials the baby girl didn’t cry when she was born and claims her dad said the baby was dead. The teen also told authorities the baby was buried in the woods behind some of their property. "There are penalties for disposing of the remains of a human body," said Smith.
State officials say they searched records and found no report of the baby’s birth or death.
http://www.kfor.com/43/news/kfsm-sheriff...9058.story
Crews Search for Baby's Remains in LeFlore County
6:16 p.m. CDT, November 4, 2011
LEFLORE COUNTY, OKLA. - Officials with the LeFlore County District Attorney’s office are searching for remains of Michelle Marie Haskin, a baby believed to have been born in August 2010 to a teenaged mother, and then buried in the woods behind a home near Monroe.
"We're really not sure where the crime scene, how far it extends at this point," said District Attorney Jeff Smith.
A bulldozer was brought to the property located at 10781 Old Monroe Highway Friday morning.
During a news conference, Smith said nine siblings, ages 3 to 17, were taken into the custody of the state after an investigation revealed extreme physical and educational neglect.
Officials say one of the children told authorities she and a younger sibling were sexually abused by their father.
The teen’s parents, James Haskins, 61, and Lucinda Haskins, 39, were arrested during the course of the investigation. The father is charged with sexual abuse of a minor and child neglect. The mother is being held on charges of child neglect and failure to protect. Both adults are being held on a $275,000 bond.
"It's scary," said Ronnie Autrey, a neighbor, "It breaks my heart that kids could be treated that way."
One of the children admitted to investigators that she had given birth to a baby girl at her home in August 2010. In court documents, it says the teen told authorities the baby was delivered by her father. She said a boy she met at camp is the baby’s father.
The teen told officials the baby girl didn’t cry when she was born and claims her dad said the baby was dead. The teen also told authorities the baby was buried in the woods behind some of their property. "There are penalties for disposing of the remains of a human body," said Smith.
State officials say they searched records and found no report of the baby’s birth or death.
http://www.kfor.com/43/news/kfsm-sheriff...9058.story