近距离内射合集

A 7-year-old boy鈥檚 eyewitness account of his baby sister being slammed against a wall helped lead to the arrest of the children鈥檚 40-year-old mother late Wednesday.

The 18-month-old girl, who had been born drug-exposed and premature, died Aug. 2 at the family鈥檚 West Side Albuquerque home, according to a criminal complaint. The child had bruising on the left side of her forehead, her left cheek, and the left side of her head above her ear. There was also reddish-purple discoloration on her right cheek, upper left arm and right foot and ankle.

Just weeks earlier, the child had been returned to the custody of her parents by a state Children鈥檚 Court judge at a hearing with all parties consenting, including the state Children, Youth and Families Department, according to a CYFD spokeswoman.

Prior to that, the child 鈥� identified as EM 鈥� had been in state custody, living with a foster parent.

The mother, Vanessa Chavez, is facing a charge of child abuse resulting in death and prosecutors have asked that Chavez remain jailed until resolution of the case. A court hearing on that request is pending.

Chavez also has a 6-month-old child, according to a criminal complaint filed by Albuquerque police.

A criminal complaint states that officers responded to a call that the child鈥檚 father, Gregory Montoya, was performing CPR on his daughter outside a bedroom. Montoya reported trying to wake the child and 鈥渟he was weird.鈥�

鈥淕reg advised EM had been fussy since she came to live with them again approximately one month ago, more so with Vanessa,鈥� the complaint stated. 鈥淓M preferred his attention to Vanessa鈥檚 and their counselor stated that it was due to an attachment disorder.鈥� Greg stated it was hurting Vanessa鈥檚 feelings and she had cried because she did not understand why EM was so fussy with her.

At a forensic interview several days later, the brother stated his mother was 鈥渂ad to his sister. Mom beat her up. She slammed her on the wall. Then she died.鈥�

Both parents told police the child fell off the bed a few days before she was found dead, the complaint stated, but a pathologist at the baby鈥檚 autopsy concluded she had 鈥渟cattered bruising to her head and neck as well as a large subdural hemorrhage likely caused by trauma.鈥�

A CYFD investigator told the investigating Albuquerque police detective that the 18-month-old had been removed from the parents鈥� care shortly after she was born on Feb. 1, 2024. The removal to state custody occurred because of 鈥渢heir inability to take her to follow-up medical appointments related to her premature birth.鈥�

The child had been living with another family member until about a month ago, the criminal complaint states, 鈥渨hen the family began a home trial period to facilitate EM鈥檚 reintegration with the family.鈥�

EM and 6-month-old JM had both been born drug-exposed, the complaint states.

A CYFD spokeswoman told the Journal on Thursday that two of the couple鈥檚 children were 鈥減reviously in CYFD custody.鈥�

On June 18, attorneys for the parents asked a judge to dismiss an abuse and neglect case 鈥渃iting the parents鈥� compliance with their court-ordered reunification plan.鈥�

All parties at the hearing, including a guardian ad litem attorney for the children, social workers with the state Office of Family Representation and Advocacy and the presiding judge 鈥渞aised no objections to the dismissal motion,鈥� wrote Jessica Preston, spokeswoman for CYFD, in an email. The dismissal order was signed by the judge July 21.

鈥淭he death of this child is a tragedy of immeasurable proportions. This outcome could not have been predicted by any of the parties involved in this case,鈥� Preston said in an email.