Georgia teen De'Marquise Elkins sentenced to life in prison for fatally shooting infant in its stroller* - NY Daily News
I am, of course, still wondering why both the father and mother had gunpowder residue on their hands, and why Sherry's daughter thinks that her mother killed the baby (just like the other one).
Sherry West's daughter Ashley Glassey says mother's account of baby Antonio shooting 'doesn't add up' | Mail Online
Antonio Santiago Update: Gunshot residue found on slain Ga. baby's parents, report says - Crimesider - CBS News
But let's just ignore all that, and go ahead with the prosecution.
I am, of course, still wondering why both the father and mother had gunpowder residue on their hands, and why Sherry's daughter thinks that her mother killed the baby (just like the other one).
Sherry West's daughter Ashley Glassey says mother's account of baby Antonio shooting 'doesn't add up' | Mail Online
Antonio Santiago Update: Gunshot residue found on slain Ga. baby's parents, report says - Crimesider - CBS News
(CBS) BRUNSWICK, Ga. - The father and mother of Antonio Santiago, the 13-month-old baby who was allegedly fatally shot in Brunswick, Ga. by two teens in March, had gunshot residue on them the day their son was killed, according to the state's forensic report obtained by CBS affiliate WTEV.
PICTURES: Ga. baby fatally shot in stroller
While the fact that Sherry West, the baby's mother, was also shot during her son's killing could explain why residue was found on her, it is unclear how or why the baby's father, Louis Santiago, would have been exposed to gunshot residue.
A conclusion from the state forensic report says, "This supports the possibility that [Louis Santiago] discharged a firearm, was in close proximity to a firearm upon discharge, or came into contact with an item whose surface bears GSR [gunshot residue]."
But let's just ignore all that, and go ahead with the prosecution.