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WOMAN commits SUICIDE for being pregnant with BOY TWINS

– A 35- year old woman was found dead at the bottom of a cliff after committing suicide when she learnt that she was pregnant with twin boys. The woman is reported to have hoped for a baby girl since she had several boys already.

A search team was formed after the woman went missing for a day. She however was found dead 10 hours later with injuries on her head.

According to her personal psychiatrist, she had been treated for depression before. She also disclosed that during one of their sessions she had revealed feeling incomplete without a baby girl.

“The deceased showed signs of major disappointment on realizing she was pregnant with boy twins” she added.

Her heart- broken husband does not believe his wife committed suicide and has left the cause of her death open until substantial evidence is gathered.

Police conducting investigations suspect she died from injuries on her head resulting from the impact of the fall.

LI man confesses to killing 4-year-old; punched boy because he wouldn’t take a nap, prosecutors say
From ASSOCIATED PRESS
Last Updated: 5:13 PM, January 19, 2013
Posted: 6:04 AM, January 19, 2013
Victor Alcorn
Accused child killer Jonathan Thompson 31 is led out of the First Precinct in Babylon on his way to court today. Prosecutors say he punched boy, 4, because tot wouldn’t take nap.
AMITYVILLE — A judge ordered a Long Island man held without bail Saturday after prosecutors said he confessed to killing a 4-year-old boy in his care by punching him twice in the stomach when the tot wouldn’t take a nap.

Jonathan Thompson, 31, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of the youngster, Adonis Reed, who was found unconscious on a couch in an Amityville apartment on Wednesday afternoon.

At Thompson’s arraignment in Central Islip, prosecutors said he struck the boy hard enough to lacerate his liver. They said he had been babysitting for the child for his primary caregiver, a godmother, and told investigators he became angry when the boy wouldn’t go to sleep.

Dozens of relatives of the slain boy attended Saturday’s court session. Some screamed and swore in the hallways after the proceeding, calling Thompson a “baby killer.”

An aunt of the boy, Lashon Reed, called the child “a God-given gift.”

“He was wonderful. He was the love of our lives and he never hurt anybody. I just don’t know what to say,” she said.

Thompson’s lawyer, Joseph Hanshe, asked a judge to issue a protective order because his client had been threatened after his arrest, but that request was turned down.

The boy’s sister was in the custody of county child welfare officials, police said.

The LORD God formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being. – Genesis 2:7

Rasbert Turner, Star Writer

A Portmore, St Catherine, man who is said to be a serial fraudster, has been charged with one count of obtaining money by means of false pretence.

The Waterford police charged the man on Wednesday. His name has been withheld as he is to face a series of identification parades. THE STAR was informed that the man was picked up in a sting operation.

Reports said in December the suspect advertised a house for rent. A woman responded and was convinced to pay him $20,000 as down payment. The woman waited for over a month and calls to the suspect went unanswered.

She saw another advertisement with a different cellular phone number. When she called, it was the same name and voice, but she was asked to pay down $30,000.

Police were contacted, a sting operation was set up and the accused reportedly held.

Investigators said that dozens of receipts showing down payments for houses island wide were discovered during the operation. There were also receipts for advertisements taken out in the press.

The suspect is being considered as the mastermind in a fraud ring where persons have been duped of their money. Police said the accused man’s mode of operation is to place ads of houses for rent, collect the monies and disappear. The police said sometimes people are shown other persons houses or unoccupied buildings.

The Waterford police said people who may have fallen victim to this scam, are being asked to contact Detective Corporal Smith at 456-7087 or 988-1763.