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"I’m very wise. I’m very smart and I read my Bible." Carla reportedly denied any wrongdoing and insisted that her baby wasn’t underweight. When her mother said, "I have to be honest with you, he was small," Carla fired back, "I’m a small person. I’m 100 pounds. I’m not a fat-a-- woman where I’m going to carry a fat-a-- child." The case has been ruled a homicide by the Medical Examiner’s Office, the NYPD told the Post. Authorities say Kameri is suspected to have been malnourished. While no one has been charged with the infant's death, law enforcement officials are reportedl...

The death of a New York infant has been labeled a homicide. Pix11 reports that authorities were called to a home in October 2020, off of Liberty Avenue in Jamaica, about an unresponsive child. When deputies arrived, they found 7-month-old Kameri Garriques unconscious but with no signs of physical trauma. First responders rushed the infant to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Investigators said the baby appeared to be malnourished. As CrimeOnline reported, the child’s mother, Carla Garriques, 28, said that she kept him on a Biblical vegan diet and wasn’t “g...

Mother of boy who died of malnutrition says she kept him on 'Biblical' vegan diet because she didn't want to 'carry a fat-a** child' Carla Garriques, 28, allegedly told the New York Post that the newborn was vegan 'at the end of the day' Kameri Garriques was just seven months old when he died on October 30 He was found unconscious by cops responding to a 911 call and pronounced dead The New York Medical Examiner's Office has ruled his death a homicide Sources told the New York Post that the young mom is 'a person of interest'  The New York Daily News reported that Garriques 'has a history of...

Death of 7-month-old Queens boy ruled homicide: NYPD © Provided by WINS Radio New York Queens NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – The death of a baby boy in Queens has been ruled a homicide, police said Wednesday, nearly six months after the boy died. Seven-month-old Kameri Garriques died at Jamaica Hospital on Oct. 30, the same day he was found unresponsive at his home at Liberty Avenue and 186th Street in St. Albans. Police said at the time that officers observed no obvious signs of trauma to Garriques’ body when they arrived at the home. The city medical examiner has now determined that he died ...

The death of a malnourished 7-month-old Queens boy whose mother fled to New Jersey the day after she called 911 has been ruled a homicide, police said Wednesday. Little Kameri Garriques died from complications of malnutrition, the city Medical Examiner has determined, according to the NYPD. There have been no arrests yet in the case but police are focusing on the mother, Carla Garrigues, ...