Mother Beheads 2-year-old Son, 911 Call Released Confession(Listen)
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Mother Beheads 2-year-old Son, 911 Call Released Confession(Listen)
CAMDEN, New Jersey (NBC) -- New Jersey's child-welfare agency, long under federal oversight for high-profile lapses, said it will review its role in the case of a mother who decapitated her 2-year-old son and killed herself just five months after regaining custody of the child.
The Department of Children and Families said Wednesday night it had been working with members of Chevonne Thomas' family to support the woman and her son, who were reunited under a court order in April.
Police on Wednesday found the decapitated body of 2-year-old Zahree Thomas on the first floor of the Camden rowhouse he shared with his mother.
Chevonne Thomas fatally stabbed herself in the neck after calling 911 to her son's slaying, authorities said.
Thomas told the 911 operator that she used to take the antidepressant Prozac.
"I didn't take it today, but I should have," she said, according to a recording of the rambling, often incoherent call released Wednesday evening.
She also initially blamed her son's grisly death on her boyfriend, but quickly recanted.
"You know what, I did it, I'm lying, I'm lying, I'm lying, I did it," she said.
The Department of Children and Families supervises more than 7,000 children living in licensed foster and group homes.
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CAMDEN, New Jersey (NBC) -- New Jersey's child-welfare agency, long under federal oversight for high-profile lapses, said it will review its role in the case of a ...
(AP) CAMDEN, N.J. - August 22, 2012 — The 911 call from Chevonne Thomas was rambling and incoherent, but authorities said she made one thing clear: Her ...
CAMDEN, New Jersey (NBC) -- New Jersey's child-welfare agency, long under federal oversight for high-profile lapses, said it will review its role in the case of a mother who decapitated her 2-year-old son and killed herself just five months after regaining custody of the child.
The Department of Children and Families said Wednesday night it had been working with members of Chevonne Thomas' family to support the woman and her son, who were reunited under a court order in April.
Police on Wednesday found the decapitated body of 2-year-old Zahree Thomas on the first floor of the Camden rowhouse he shared with his mother.
Chevonne Thomas fatally stabbed herself in the neck after calling 911 to her son's slaying, authorities said.
Thomas told the 911 operator that she used to take the antidepressant Prozac.
"I didn't take it today, but I should have," she said, according to a recording of the rambling, often incoherent call released Wednesday evening.
She also initially blamed her son's grisly death on her boyfriend, but quickly recanted.
"You know what, I did it, I'm lying, I'm lying, I'm lying, I did it," she said.
The Department of Children and Families supervises more than 7,000 children living in licensed foster and group homes.
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