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YET ANOTHER DEAD CHILD, SO YOU KNOW THAT MADE THE "LOVING, CARING"
COLD-HEARTED PILE OF CRAP christian god awfully happy, he really got his
rocks off on this one. .
WHERE WAS THE SICK, SADISTIC ASSHOLE CALLED THE CHRISTIAN GOD WHILE THIS WAS
HAPPENING?
was he busy as usual, sitting on his FAT, LAZY ASS, laughing his SICK,
SADISTIC ASS off while this child was being killed?
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/14541414/detail.html
DENVER -- An autopsy report released Thursday into the death of a 3-year-old
Denver girl gives no definitive cause of death, but it does reveal signs of
abuse.
The body of Neveah Gallegos was found in a white plastic trash bag that had
been dumped in a wooded area near a ravine, about 3 miles from her home.
Denver officers spent days looking through trash bins after Neveah's mother
confessed to police that the girl was dead and had been dumped somewhere in
the city.
According the Denver Medical Examiner, Neveah had signs of "recent blunt
force trauma to the abdomen with apparent hemorrhage ... consistent with
nonaccidental (abusive) trauma."
The coroner also noted that the toddler had several bruises of varying age
on her face, arms, chest, thighs and lower legs.
"Death is due to undetermined causes. There is evidence of trauma of varying
ages ... An asphyxial mechanism in the death (suffocation or strangulation)
has not been ruled out. Additional information through continuing
investigation may yield a more definitive cause of death," the coroner
wrote.
So far no one has been charged. Prosecutors have been waiting for the
autopsy report before deciding on how to proceed.
Former Denver prosecutor and legal analyst Craig Silverman told 7NEWS the
autopsy does not give prosecutors the answers they were looking for.
"Normally when you are pursuing a murder charge, you want the autopsy report
to rule the cause of death as homicide. This ruling does not go that far."
he said. Silverman said prosecutors may wait a while in hopes that one of
the suspects will be more cooperative with police.
Neveah's mother, Miriam Gallegos, and her mother's boyfriend, Angel Ray
Montoya, were arrested after she disappeared.
Gallegos initially told police that her daughter was snatched from her arms
by two strange men, but when questioned at her home, Gallegos admitted that
Neveah was dead. She said that her boyfriend had called her at work that
afternoon and told her to come home immediately.
When Gallegos arrived home she saw that her girl wasn't breathing, and in a
panic, she and Montoya decided to dispose of the body, Gallegos said.
They stuffed her body into two trash bags and Montoya carried Neveah's body
in a duffel bag to dump it somewhere in the Denver metro area, Gallegos
said.
Miriam Gallegos was arrested on suspicion of false reporting, fatal child
abuse and being an accessory to murder. Montoya, 22, had been arrested on
suspicion of first-degree murder.
The couple was released Oct. 1 without charges because prosecutors were
waiting for the autopsy report before filing formal charges.
Montoya was re-arrested in late October for failing to notify the Denver
police sex offender registration unit that he had changed his residence,
which is required under his terms and conditions as a registered sex
offender. He remains behind bars.
COLD-HEARTED PILE OF CRAP christian god awfully happy, he really got his
rocks off on this one. .
WHERE WAS THE SICK, SADISTIC ASSHOLE CALLED THE CHRISTIAN GOD WHILE THIS WAS
HAPPENING?
was he busy as usual, sitting on his FAT, LAZY ASS, laughing his SICK,
SADISTIC ASS off while this child was being killed?
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/14541414/detail.html
DENVER -- An autopsy report released Thursday into the death of a 3-year-old
Denver girl gives no definitive cause of death, but it does reveal signs of
abuse.
The body of Neveah Gallegos was found in a white plastic trash bag that had
been dumped in a wooded area near a ravine, about 3 miles from her home.
Denver officers spent days looking through trash bins after Neveah's mother
confessed to police that the girl was dead and had been dumped somewhere in
the city.
According the Denver Medical Examiner, Neveah had signs of "recent blunt
force trauma to the abdomen with apparent hemorrhage ... consistent with
nonaccidental (abusive) trauma."
The coroner also noted that the toddler had several bruises of varying age
on her face, arms, chest, thighs and lower legs.
"Death is due to undetermined causes. There is evidence of trauma of varying
ages ... An asphyxial mechanism in the death (suffocation or strangulation)
has not been ruled out. Additional information through continuing
investigation may yield a more definitive cause of death," the coroner
wrote.
So far no one has been charged. Prosecutors have been waiting for the
autopsy report before deciding on how to proceed.
Former Denver prosecutor and legal analyst Craig Silverman told 7NEWS the
autopsy does not give prosecutors the answers they were looking for.
"Normally when you are pursuing a murder charge, you want the autopsy report
to rule the cause of death as homicide. This ruling does not go that far."
he said. Silverman said prosecutors may wait a while in hopes that one of
the suspects will be more cooperative with police.
Neveah's mother, Miriam Gallegos, and her mother's boyfriend, Angel Ray
Montoya, were arrested after she disappeared.
Gallegos initially told police that her daughter was snatched from her arms
by two strange men, but when questioned at her home, Gallegos admitted that
Neveah was dead. She said that her boyfriend had called her at work that
afternoon and told her to come home immediately.
When Gallegos arrived home she saw that her girl wasn't breathing, and in a
panic, she and Montoya decided to dispose of the body, Gallegos said.
They stuffed her body into two trash bags and Montoya carried Neveah's body
in a duffel bag to dump it somewhere in the Denver metro area, Gallegos
said.
Miriam Gallegos was arrested on suspicion of false reporting, fatal child
abuse and being an accessory to murder. Montoya, 22, had been arrested on
suspicion of first-degree murder.
The couple was released Oct. 1 without charges because prosecutors were
waiting for the autopsy report before filing formal charges.
Montoya was re-arrested in late October for failing to notify the Denver
police sex offender registration unit that he had changed his residence,
which is required under his terms and conditions as a registered sex
offender. He remains behind bars.
