Biloxi mother charged with capital murder in infant’s death
Mother in Biloxi faces capital murder charge after baby dies.
Accident – Death – Obituary News : In a tragic turn of events, a mother in Biloxi, Mississippi, has had her charge elevated to capital murder after the death of her 5-month-old child. The incident unfolded on Thursday, June 13, when Biloxi police received a call about a suspicious death at Merit Health Hospital. Upon arrival, officers were informed that 20-year-old Summer Rose Hill and 21-year-old Takavian Keivon Gibbs had brought their deceased infant to the emergency room.
Medical staff at the hospital discovered multiple injuries consistent with abuse during the initial examination. As a result, both Hill and Gibbs were arrested and initially charged with child abuse, each given a $500,000 bond. However, following an autopsy conducted on the victim on Tuesday, Hill’s charge was upgraded to capital murder. The autopsy revealed that the infant succumbed to injuries caused by blunt force trauma.
While Hill’s charge has been upgraded, the status of Gibbs’ charges remains the same at this time. The investigation into the case is still ongoing, with law enforcement indicating that additional charges could be forthcoming.
This heartbreaking incident has shocked the local community and serves as a stark reminder of the importance of protecting the most vulnerable members of society. As the case continues to unfold, authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist in the investigation.
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– Biloxi mother’s charge elevated to capital murder following infant’s death
– Biloxi mother’s charge elevated to capital murder infant’s death.
