Mom runs over 11 year old son (on purpose?)

[Liberal_in_LA]

http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2009/02/25/cops-mom-runs-over-son/?iref=werecommend

Gabriel Falcon
AC360° Writer

There are cases that shock even the toughest of cops. The crimes that make hardened detectives sick to their stomachs. This is one of them.

A mother in Louisiana is accused of killing her own child. Investigators say the murder weapon was an SUV. And published reports describe the suspect as a former police officer.

The incident occurred Saturday morning. At around 9:15am on February 21, a call came into the Saint Landry Parish Sheriff’s Office. A woman said she was walking along a rural road when she noticed a silver Suzuki SUV with extensive front damage. She said the driver told her to contact the police because she had just run over her son.


When the authorities arrived at the scene, they say the driver said the same thing to them – that she had run over her son. They also allege she directed them to his body. The victim was found next to a barn near the road. Samuel Utomeh was 11-years-old.

According to the police, there were multiple points of impact that caused severe blunt force trauma to the child. His mother, Sandra Renia Joseph, was charged with first-degree murder. The 49-year-old is being held without bond.

http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/acadiana/40202512.html
Authorities said Joseph allegedly told a witness farther up the road from the incident to call police because she had just run over her son several times.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. Somewhere, right now...

A mono-browed mouthbreather is reading this story and thinking " Now THAT'S disciplinin' your kids!"

Know it.

[kimmerspixelated]

2. At least the Bitch is off the streets now!

I wonder if this is another one of those psychotic prescription drug cases!

[aikoaiko]

3. I'll wait for the details, but such actions are nearlly impossible for me to understand

Aside from the completely delusional parent, it just baffles me.

[Liberal_in_LA]

4. She's a former Dept. of social services and police employee. Weird and tragic