Texas Man Charged In Toddler’s Death Should Have Been In Jail
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Texas Man Charged In Toddler’s Death Should Have Been In Jail
A 19-year-old Texas man charged in the murder of a toddler who died during what evidently was an exorcism should have been in jail, an East Texas newspaper reports.
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(December 5, 2008)--A19-year-Texas old man should have been behind bars, but instead through a series of legal missteps was free when a 13-month-old toddler was murdered this week, the Tyler Morning Telegraph reports.

Blaine Milam, as part of a condition of probation for a second-degree felony, was sentenced in August to serve 180 days in jail and if the sentence had been followed, he should have been behind bars until February.

He and Jessica Carson, 18, were arrested Tuesday on capital murder charges for in the beating death of Carson’s 13-month-old daughter during what evidently was an exorcism.

Investigators think the couple used a hammer to "beat the demons out" of the toddler.

Authorities said Amora Bain Carson, was also bitten more than 20 times.

Carson and Milam remained in jail Friday in lieu of a $2 million bond each.

Officials also confirmed that Milam had failed to register as a sex offender in Rusk County and had not changed his previous address from Longview.

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Posted by: Gloria Location: Killeen on Dec 8, 2008 at 11:48 AM

well i would rather see them both in general population with word being leaked about what they did....baby beaters are lower than whale scum at the bottom of the ocean even in prison.....the death penalty is too good for either of them
Posted by: QBee Location: unknown on Dec 7, 2008 at 08:25 PM

They are probally a couple of crackhead devil worshiping idiots. Let us perform an exorcism on them. SCUM ! Prison is too good for them.
Posted by: Don Location: Texas on Dec 6, 2008 at 04:00 AM

Cynthia, you are a first class nut!
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