Felony Friday - Imminent Risk
🕑 Added 2020-11-25 22:49:30 +0000 UTCA 20-year-old Cincinnati, OH woman begins exhibiting alarming behavior shortly after giving birth to her daughter in 2015. After refusing to take her medication, she loses custody of the child and is awarded only supervised visits with the baby. But after an empathetic family member allows her to move back in with her daughter unbeknownst to the courts - the woman does the unthinkable, spawning one of Cincinnati’s most gruesome and soul-crushing murder investigations.
Content Trigger Warning: This episode deals explicitly with the abuse and/or death of children. Extreme listener discretion is advised.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Court documents show sad, troubled childhood for Deasia Watkins
- Deasia Watkins now in jail
- Judge: Mom not competent to stand trial in daughter's death
- Mom accused of decapitating baby spoke of demons
- Deasia Watkins back in court for baby's murder
- Raw: Prosecutor on Deasia Watkins case
- New details add to horror of baby's slaying
- Mom in decapitation case found fit for trial
- Mom accused of decapitating infant daughter rejects plea deal
- Deasia Watkins pleads guilty to murder, decapitating her infant daughter
- Deasia Watkins pleads guilty to murder
- Aunt who was left in charge of three-month-old baby 'decapitated by her mother' had let the woman move in with them against court orders
- Mom accused of baby's beheading was ordered to stay away
- Mom was in hell long before she claimed to speak to demons
- Mom accused of decapitating infant daughter rejects plea deal
- Mom accused of decapitating baby pleads guilty to murder
- Workers' warnings unheeded before baby beheaded
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “Bamburgh” by Stephen Keech
- Closing Track: “Tired” by Esai
Music & Sound Effect Sources
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Comments
Martina Q
This whole thing is so sad- a little digging showed all the terrible things that happened to Watkins when she was a child. On a separate note, postpartum psychosis is not talked about enough. I think more people should learn about the warning signs so as to protect these innocent babies. There are far too many cases of mothers who hurt their children within a year of giving birth.
fadel mahade
Very sad story. I grew up to be an orphan and thank God I had the best growing memories. when I look at this case I agree with the Prosecutor orphanage is the best place for this sadly deceased child . May his soul Rest In Peace 🙏🏼