Army spouse indicted on murder charges in death of her infant son
The wife of a Fort Eisenhower soldier is charged with premeditated murder and felony murder after she admitted to killing her infant son with a knife.
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The wife of a Fort Eisenhower soldier is charged with premeditated murder and felony murder after she admitted to killing her infant son with a knife.
A deposition by an Army CID officer offers more details about the murder of an 11-month-old baby at Fort Eisenhower in November.
A U.S. Army wife at Fort Eisenhower has been accused of killing her young child after officials say she made claims about wanting him to be “with Jesus and God.”
The mom allegedly told the baby's 6 and 11-year-old siblings, "Don't come into the bathroom because it might be really scary."
The Ohio State Highway Patrol said the deceased were identified as Thomas D. McClaren, 85, and Nancy L. McClaren, 84, both of Kenton.