Rampant Abuse and Murders of Children

[HairOfTheDog]

I haven't dealt with cases as bad as the ones here yet but I've been trained how to handle and deal with them when I do. I was told in no uncertain terms it was more a question of when than if.

I hope you never have to witness something so terrible, but it probably is likely if you're working with distressed people and abusive family members for a long period of time.

This is another sad horror story that's developing out of New York City. Torturing a 4 year-old in order to gain control of him? That's what 37 year-old Janaie Jones (stage name Kryzie King) did to little Myls Dobson. He was found dead in her Ritz Plaza Manhattan apartment this week.


Myls Dobson, 4 - RIP


The murdering bitch

Jones at first claimed that Myls had fallen from a counter into an empty bathtub, but under interrogation, she admitted to torturing the boy for days.

The poor kid had been removed from his mother for neglect. His father Okee Wade, 37, had custody of the boy, but he was arrested in mid December for skipping court dates in a bank fraud case against him and twenty two others. Wade asked Jones, his girlfriend, to take care of Myls while he was incarcerated.

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"I was giving him corporal punishment," , 37, allegedly admitted to police while being questioned about the death of Myles Dobson. "I was trying to control him."

Dobson was covered in cigarette burn marks all over his body and had lacerations on his arms, legs and genitals when he was found inside Jones' apartment at The Ritz.

NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said at a police promotion ceremony in Queens, adding the child endured "horrific injuries over a period of days."

Under questioning at the Midtown North Precinct station house, Jones admitted that she had carried out a series of increasingly-brutal abuses in an effort to control the boy's behavior.

She said she beat him with belts and hangers, and burned him, starting on Dec. 28 2013. She also locked him inside the bathroom alone for long periods of time, police sources said.

The Administration for Children's Services said Wednesday that it was investigating the case. On Thursday, ACS officials referred calls to the NYPD.

Refs: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-...-1.1571061
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/09...69687.html