Man who advocates against child abuse accused of killing baby, arrested | Inquirer News

Man who advocates against child abuse accused of killing baby, arrested

/ 04:39 PM September 29, 2020

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A 33-year-old man has been arrested for murdering the 10-month old baby of his girlfriend in Oklahoma, USA.

Officers last Friday, Sept. 25, responded to the report of a child in medical distress at the Mercy Minor Clinic in Yukon, the Oklahoma City Police Department disclosed on Facebook yesterday, Sept. 28.

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They found the victim, baby girl Paisely Cearley, with critical injuries. Her mother took her to the said hospital, where she died the following morning.

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Joshua Jennings was first arrested on a complaint of child abuse, which has since been amended to first-degree murder following the baby’s death, as per NBC affiliate KFOR-TV yesterday.

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The baby was allegedly abused in the couple’s apartment by Jennings, according to the police.

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Jennings apparently advocates online against physical and sexual abuse of children, tagging his Facebook posts with “#SaveOurChildren.”

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Police told the television station that the doctor noted that “there’s no way the injuries [of the baby] could have occurred accidentally.” Ian Biong

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