Showing posts with label Child. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Child. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Mother cries dead child trial

  Ms Anthony says a guardian removed her mother a daughter accused of having killed his daughter for two years in 2008 down in tears during his murder trial opening statements in a Court of Florida.

Say daughter of Casey Anthony Caylee defence counsel drowned in a swimming pool in the care of his grandparents and that grandfather covered until death.


But prosecutors say that the child died after the band was placed on the mouth and Mrs. Anthony, 25, kept the body in the trunk of his car during the week.


The case has attracted scrutiny.


Caylee decomposed body was found in December 2008 wood near his home.

"Abused".

Counsel for Casey Anthony, Jose Baez, said a family secrets catalogue led to coverage of the death of Caylee.


Mr. Baez said Casey Anthony was abused by his father as a child and supported his brother made advances toward him and was given to a paternity test to see if he is father of Caylee.


Counsel suggested that caylee accidentally drowned in a family pool by day after that his grandmother, Cindy, forgot to put in place a scale that has prevented the toddler climbing in the pool itself.


Family panicked and did not call the police, said Mr. Baez.


"Casey should call 911." This is what she is guilty of it, not guilty of murder. "This is not a case of murder", said Mr. Baez.


Mr. Baez said the father of Casey as George Anthony planted of the corresponding tape found mark later in the mouth of the Caylee in a way which could involve Casey.


"George Anthony has taken certain measures to ensure that it was from this situation and that Casey will eventually take the blame for this," said Mr. Baez.

"Chloroform".

But prosecutors said they have based their case on forensic evidence, which shows the that MS Anthony kept the body of the Caylee in the trunk of his car.


The autopsy was never able to find cause of the toddler to death.


However continue counsel Linda Drane Burdick offered a theory for the first time Tuesday that Caylee is dead after three pieces of tape were placed on his mouth and nose.


Everything that made Ms. Anthony was based on a tissue of lies, added Ms. Drane Burdick.


"Casey Anthony... seemed... be a loving mother, attempt to provide support for his daughter,"said the Attorney."


"But as the evidence will show in this case, it was an illusion," she added.


In the month that caylee was missing, Ms. Drane Burdick said jurors Casey is gone shopping, visiting friends and hanging with her boyfriend.


It also describes the internet research on a computer at home which showed the motions for chloroform, neck-breaking of Casey Anthony and alcohol.


Casey Anthony was responsible for emotions throughout the day, periodic crying and wiping his nose with a tissue.


Ms. Anthony is also charged with aggravated child abuse, aggravated homicide of a child or provide false information to the application of the Act.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Mexico official police arrest child of fire

MEXICO City - Federal police arrested a former official Tuesday on homicide and abuse of authority charges related to a day care centre fire that killed babies and toddlers 49 nearly two years in the North of the Mexico.

Arturo Leyva Lizarraga, former delegate of State of Sonora to the Mexican Social Security Institute, was arrested in Guadalajara and piloted in Hermosillo, where the fire happened. The town is 175 kilometres south of Nogales, Arizona.

Leaders of the social security donor of child the ABC private day care centre which burned when a fire spread from a warehouse of neighbour.

Although the Agency officers added that the Centre has passed inspection security, Director of security social Daniel Karam requested Leyva resign after June 5, 2009, fire.

Prosecutors did not specify the basis for charging Leyva, but investigators have said that officials have ignored fire risks while leaving the day to operate.

The Centre has caught fire after air conditioning overheating adjacent to a warehouse used by the Government of the State of Sonora. The blaze spread on the roof of the day care Centre, melting sheeting pieces which fell on children.

In addition to deaths, 70 children were injured

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Child killed while Syrian forces try to stop protests (AP)

Cairo - a Syrian activist said that a 12 year old boy was killed in the Centre of the city of Homs, the security forces have sealed off after massive protests against the regime.

An activist who became evidence of Homs, stated that the child was killed Sunday as firing and shelling erupted in the city. The activist refused to be named for fear of reprisals.

The Syria has banned foreign media and restricted access for reporters in several regions of the country, making it difficult to confirm the evidence independently. President Bashar Al-Assad has used the military and security forces to crush the uprising of seven weeks in the country across the country.

More than 580 civilians and 100 soldiers have been killed since the start of the revolt, say rights groups.

IT IS AN UPDATE OF BREAKING NEWS. Check back soon for more information. Previous AP story is below.

Cairo (AP) - the Syrian security forces arrested more than 200 people Sunday early - including a 10 year old boy - as President Bashar al-Assad is developing a campaign to crush the seven-week uprising, at the national level of the country, said militants.

Rami Abdul Rahman, Director of the Syrian human rights observatory, said that more than 200 people have been picked up in Banias, a town in key oil industry on the Mediterranean coast where one of the largest protests took place in the night. On Saturday, the troops of tanks and armoured vehicles rolled and sealed off the coast of the city.

A 10-year-old child was among those taken into custody, said Abdul Rahman.

"It seems to be designed to punish his parents," he told The Associated Press, adding that the water, electricity, and almost all forms of communication of the city have been cut.

Another activist obtain reports of witness said that three more were found dead there since Saturday, bringing the balance sheet of two days in Banias to six. The activist refused to be named for security reasons.

Syria uprising was triggered by the arrest of adolescents who scribbled anti-Government graffiti on a wall in the city of the South of Dara in mid-March. Protests inspired by uprisings sweeping the Arab world spread rapidly across the nation of some 23 million people.

More than 580 civilians and 100 soldiers have been killed since the start of the revolt, say rights groups.

The events of Banias, after the killed security forces 30 people in nationwide protests Friday, came in the wake of a military operation on a large scale in Dara. The headquarters of 11 days, with approximately 50 residents were killed, triggered international outrage and condemnation.

Banias, which is home to one of two of the country's oil refineries and is the main point of Syrian oil export, has a potentially explosive mixture of religious groups and sects. It is predominantly Sunni Muslim, but is also home to many Alawi - the sect of the ruling Assad family and several officials. He also has a large power station.

Syrian officials and the State media have tried to portray Banias as fertile ground for Islamic extremists to justify the Suppression of the regime. The news agency SANA said the army and security forces were pursuing fugitives in Banias and managed to stop a large number of them and confiscate their weapons.

Sunday, SANA said Syrian authorities seized sophisticated weapons and that the army is still hunting down "armed terrorist groups" across the country, including in Banias.

The United States has already imposed sanctions on three senior Syrian officials as well as intelligence of the Syria and revolutionary Agency keeps the Iran on law enforcement. The European Union should impose sanctions on Syrian officials next week, and the United Nations, said Saturday, and he sends a Syria team to investigate the situation.

Similar to that of Dara, operation of Banias where begins the uprising, risks further alienate the Assad regime, which used a brutal military force to crush the revolt without precedent against the dynasty of 40 years of his family.

Details of the deployment of troops in Banias, for weeks the scene of demonstrations demanding a change of regime, were rare as telephone lines and other communications with the region were mainly cut.