Where's Where's the dad? Where's dad at?
>> He's avoiding coming back. And I think
he's
>> What's his name?
>> I think he knew this morning when he
left was gone.
>> When's the last time that you knew of
that Zen was alive?
>> Yesterday.
>> Yesterday. When?
>> Yesterday morning.
>> How do you know?
>> Before I went to stream, I made sure.
This is Sierra Zaitona and police were
speaking with her after a 911 call
brought officers and emergency crews to
this Clinton Township home. She said her
2-year-old son had been fine that
morning, but as officers began asking
simple questions about the day, the
answers became harder to understand.
What started as an emergency call soon
raised questions when officers reached
the door.
Hey, come on. Yeah, LET'S GO.
>> BRING THE BABY OUT HERE.
JESUS.
>> Just to get him out of
>> Yeah, that was far back. They're pretty
far on him.
>> Just wait. Wait till the If you guys are
pretty He's pretty far gone.
>> Give it to the You put the dogs in the
room.
>> Yeah. As long as there's nobody in there
for one second. Let's go. Bring it.
>> Last time he saw this child was
yesterday.
>> He was really big.
>> Make sure there's nobody in there. Get
the dogs in there and then get her back
out.
>> Where? And and two.
>> Can you find out where the kid was at
and keep the dogs out of that area?
>> She's been aing just
come out here.
>> Dispatch, we can close that one out.
We're not going to be able to get to it.
>> David, dispatch, we're going to need a
boss out here ASAP.
>> Cover.
That's a monkey. That's a monkey.
>> Stay back.
>> We're not
[ __ ] that goes on over here.
They know we're not okay. They don't
seem
>> What happened?
Hey, hey, hey. Stay right there. Sit
down because
sit
sit.
>> They've seen it all in this house.
>> Who?
>> John.
>> Who's John?
>> John's the dad. He's the man that was
>> out of here.
>> Get the out of here.
>> Out of here.
>> I already said that, too. I've been
trying to get away from him and be and
save up and half the time he's like,
"No, you sit there."
>> You want to see You want to see?
>> Did you see Sierra?
>> Yes, I see her.
>> You did? No. Look now.
>> Look.
>> That is That's your fault.
>> I know. Oh, yeah. I can't work. He's
been He had control of my punishment. I
JUST GOT control of my mother. Two kids.
>> There's two more in there. There's two
more in there.
>> Baby's been baby's been for about a
month, it looks like.
>> Yeah. Right there.
>> I'm going through the neighbors.
>> Come on.
>> Go down there right now.
>> Anybody else inside?
>> There's two more kids in there.
>> Uh
this way. Watch her.
>> There's nothing in here.
>> Zero.
>> That's been That's been a week.
>> I'll just
Yeah.
>> Christ. How old?
>> I don't know.
>> I thought it came out as 2 years.
>> The child was Zaden. By the time first
responders arrived, there was nothing
that could be done to save him. It began
with an emergency response, then moved
into the careful work that happens after
an unexpected child. Officers securing
the scene, detectives asking questions,
medical examiners reviewing the evidence
and prosecutors deciding whether the
facts supported criminal charges.
>> She's in the house screaming, dude. It's
like aing hoarder house. There's two
other kids in there. This kid's all
emaciated. Looks like it's been for
weeks.
>> Oh yeah. Tiny little child. She's in
there justing inconsolable. He's got her
in the back of my car right now.
>> The female.
>> The female. Yeah. She's got two other
kids here. FD had them over here. But
dude, it's aing mess in there. I I just
I Chang went back with her to take the
the two dogs that are running loose out
here back in. There's nobody else in the
house. She's out here. We got nobody.
>> Uh the kids SG had them somewhere over
here. The two kids
>> are
>> the kids still on the porch here.
They're like, "Dude, this this kid has
been at least a week."
>> Okay.
>> So, I told them just they wanted to move
it. You know, we brought the other kids
out. They wanted to move it. I told
them, "Leave everything as it is."
>> All right.
>> So, everything is as it is. They brought
the kid out from one of these back
bedrooms here. I'm going to assume the
one that had the crib in it.
>> They brought her out and and laid her
out.
>> And then I went to work and I said,
"We're leaving your
And I've been grinding and grinding. I
finally got his car, which he's
controlling it. He's using it right now.
>> Where's the child? Where's Where's the
dad? Where's dad at?
>> He's avoiding coming back. And I think
he's
>> What's his name?
>> I think he knew this morning when he
left that Zan was gone.
>> When's the last time that you knew of
that Zan was alive?
>> Yesterday.
>> Yesterday. When?
>> Yesterday morning. How do you know?
Before I went to stream, I made sure he
was having fun.
Some of these you feel a little bit bad,
but my god. No, she Yeah,
>> we come on her all the time. She goes,
"Not anymore. Drugs."
>> Not anymore, guys.
>> I I got to I got to assume this is going
to be the end of this one.
>> Mountain right now is his mommy.
>> What's his name?
>> Jonathan.
Can you grab the phone where I have to
>> We'll grab it for in a little bit. Okay.
>> Okay. Is
>> it's not like we don't believe you.
Okay. You just got to give us some time.
Okay.
>> Nothing's going to bring him back.
[gasps]
>> It was already hard enough to want to
live. They were my only motivation to
get us out of here. And now
>> What do you mean?
>> What do you mean? What do you mean
there's nothing that's going to bring
him back? What do you mean by that?
>> My baby. I tried. I was breath. I was
breathing. He's is black. What is that?
What is it? What is that? What is that?
He looks like he choked and threw up or
something. What was that color?
He had to have known. Even when I called
him and I said, "He's cold. There's no
way he didn't know."
Mom's driving him. Why? Cuz where's MY
CAR?
WHAT HAS HE done in my life? Why could I
not escape? [crying]
I imagine.
>> Hey, hold on. Hold up. Who Who are you?
>> Okay. Do you live here, too?
>> Yes, I do.
>> Okay.
>> Real quick, you got your ID on you?
>> Did she call you or something?
>> Yeah.
>> What?
[crying] When's the last time you seen
uh Is that your son?
>> Yeah.
>> When's the last time you seen him?
>> This morning.
>> This morning?
>> Okay. How was he this morning?
>> Fine.
>> Okay. Um what time did you see him this
morning? Roughly
>> about 12 a.m.
>> p.m. Okay. What was he doing at that
time?
>> Sleeping.
>> Sleeping. Wow. Where
>> what room specifically was he sleeping
in?
>> The first bedroom right here.
>> This bedroom right here.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> Um
Did you pick up the baby at all or what?
>> What was your interaction with the baby?
>> Rub his back. He moved a little.
>> Got readjusted.
>> Nothing out of the ordinary for you
though. Okay. You remember what he was
wearing?
>> Just his diapers.
>> Just diapers.
>> Okay. Um, and about what time did you
leave here?
>> About 2 230.
>> 2 2:30.
>> 2:30 p.m. Yeah.
>> Okay. Where'd you go from there?
>> I went straight over to my dad's house.
We're wearing the bricks of her car.
>> Okay.
>> We're going to do it before the snow.
>> Okay.
>> Didn't have enough time.
>> Okay. Um, and you live here.
>> Okay. How long have you two been living
here?
>> About 3 years.
>> About 3 years.
>> Okay. Did the baby wake up at all or cry
today while you were home?
>> Cried this morning.
>> Cry this morning when when you were
here.
>> Okay.
>> I was supposed to go to to an
orientation for work. What the [ __ ]
>> Okay. Who else lives here with you? Just
me, Sierra.
>> That's Sierra right here.
>> Damian, which is her oldest.
>> Uh, how many other kids you guys have?
>> That's just babysit her oldest.
>> You babysit her oldest?
>> Yeah,
>> that's the oldest live here also.
>> Just only a few. Just maybe a few.
>> So, it's just you, Sierra, and
>> How many kids do you have with her?
>> Two.
>> Two. What's And you you told my partner
what the name of the two were.
>> And then we babysit her oldest.
Uh the the was everything.
>> Um we're still investigating.
>> Yep. Anything in your pockets that you
know about?
>> Okay.
>> Nothing that's going to cut us, poke us.
>> No.
>> Okay. No drugs or anything in your
pockets?
>> You said no.
>> I got it.
>> Turn to face your house. Put your hands
behind your back.
Um, I wanted to introduce myself. I
talked to you at the scene briefly. My
name is Detective Hill, and this is my
partner, Detective Smith. Okay. And who
your child was. Okay.
>> When was the last time John had a
full-time job?
>> Oh my god.
Practically never, dude. Never
>> like
>> Well, let's let's go back.
>> He's never even held a job over a month.
>> Okay. And why is that?
>> He don't want to. He's admitted that he
just don't want to.
>> Okay. Who who pays the bills over there?
>> His parents did. And then now because
I'm trying to leave him, he made his
parents stopped. They don't help him.
And on top of it, he don't do it. And
now I'm put in a position like cuz now
ever since the LA like ever since I
started doing the streaming and trying
to leave him, he's made everything 10
times harder.
>> What kind of What do you mean by
streaming? What do you mean? streaming
is the only kind of work that I can do.
Like where you just sit there on a
camera, you talk to people, you play
games. I've ran 30 hour streams, 12 hour
streams, 16 hour streams, just running
myself dry, sitting there, chilling with
300, 500, 600 people on camera, getting
them to send me gifts and everything
else cuz those gifts can be converted
into money so we can get out of here.
And that like was the only way I could
think to have some some sort of suitable
income for now to get us out of here. Is
any of that you said that streaming
stuff does any of that involve any kind
of stuff?
>> No.
>> Um, it's
>> I regretted [clears throat] not.
[snorts]
I regretted not. I wished I did because
I was like, damn, maybe I would have
made more money.
>> So, how much money would you bring in a
month in regards to streaming
>> in a month? Um, well, between also
people sending me money off the line,
which was Matt. He's very helpful. Uh, I
know we at least made more than 5 grand.
We had to have at least made five grand
more than that. So who cares for the
kids all day?
>> Well, [clears throat]
>> are they in school?
>> No. Thing one won't get his like
together. He won't get his together. He
won't make the calls. Well, he did now
only because during me deciding to step
up against both of them and out them.
One of the times he tried to use his
control pun. Oh, I'm going to come get
him and I'm going to take him with me.
And I flipped out. I I pulled up on him
and I exposed him in front of his
girlfriend.
>> Okay. I'm I'm I'm talking about John
right now. Okay.
>> Oh, yeah. It was that was about the
school park.
>> In the last two years, how how often
would you care? Does he
>> years drop him off while he's working to
you?
>> That's it. Like now, now that he's
working, he's only been working these
past two months. Before that, he had no
job and he'd be in and out of jobs just
like John. He's not much better, but he
is better.
>> Okay, let's let's circle back to John.
It's kind of what I'm alluding to in
school because this dad won't do
anything.
>> His dad's crap
>> and and you haven't you you haven't
participated in enrolling him in school
or anything.
>> I'm not able to from what I'm told. Like
I'm I have no legal guardianship
>> because he is in custody. Okay. I don't
I don't know. That's why I'm asking. So
forgive me if I'm not trying to insult
you by any way, shape, or form.
>> So um now
>> in your care all the time, correct? Yes.
>> Okay. So you're home all day?
>> Yes. And is John home all day with you?
>> Yes. Okay.
>> That's why I asked if somebody had
grabbed those phones because if you guys
look in those phones, there's pictures
from Halloween. There's pictures that
they're all healthy. They're all good.
Like everyone like once I started work
and everything with him, all he does is
play video games. He doesn't want to
clean. He doesn't want to I get the
food. You just got to give him the food.
The food I pulled out yesterday, the
chicken that was thrown ended up right
back in the fridge. Like I'm just trying
to work to get us out. And like I've
always done everything. The cooking, the
cleaning, bending over backwards in my
house, this this this that I'd show up
and he's got my son's got ash on him and
watching Five Nights of Freddy's all
this other
but for both of them. So I I hit that
point of like I'm going to work and get
us out of here. You can do something.
>> Sure.
>> Kind of walk me through a typical day
that you gave him a bottle. Is that like
a sippy cup or like
>> No, it's more like a uh his bottles like
he likes to drink so much
>> that I have a water bottle from military
school is about eight tall.
>> Mhm.
>> We fill that about here.
>> Okay. And what do you fill it with?
>> Some mashed potatoes. He's got his own
little oatmeal,
dry milk. Mix that all together with
some water. Okay.
>> Give it to him.
>> And does he like it?
>> He downs it.
>> Okay. And then does he um does he ever
ask for more?
>> Oh yeah.
>> Okay. And do you make him another
bottle?
>> Did you like
>> No, I shortened the bottle of melon that
I get try to give him some solid food.
That way he's continuing to work on his
motor skills.
>> I gotcha. Um would he prefer to drink
would he prefer to eat out of a cup
rather than do like solid foods?
>> Okay. And then
did he ask for seconds today or did he
want another bottle or something else to
eat? He just had that one. He just had
that one and then just went right to
sleep.
>> Okay. And that is that would you say
that's a typical morning for him?
>> Okay. And do you know like what he ate
um like the day before?
>> Last night he had two bottles.
So I put saltine crackers in there for
him. He ate those last night cuz they're
empty this morning. So I refilled those
cuz he likes crackers. If I had Rits,
I'd be using Rits. But so for like a
solid food,
>> solid food I don't want to go for
vegetables,
mashed potatoes, green beans, you know.
>> Okay.
>> Almost.
>> And then
>> mac and cheese.
>> So you said yesterday he had two
bottles.
>> After I got home from
doing all my running for work,
>> fun jobs and everything.
>> Okay. Um, when you're done streaming, do
you have any interaction with your
family with with
>> It's not been healthy for a long time. A
lot of the times there would be a lot of
fighting or everything else and he'd be
like, you know, go, go. I don't want to
see you get the [ __ ] out of here. You
guys leave now. I'm like, how are we
going to leave now? Like after I was
like, you know, we're leaving. We're
done. Everything else like that. It
started blowing up into fights like that
and him pushed me, get out my face,
this, this, this, that, and running into
the bathroom, slamming the door, this
and that.
>> Okay.
>> And like he would not up until the
minute he was like, you know, I admitted
what I did.
He was like very
I don't know.
His breakdowns kind of like stopped
after that.
>> Saying what you admitted.
>> What is it that you're you're alluding
to? What are you What are you trying to
telling me?
>> Well, like
>> Well, what it's what he said to me and
what he said to his mom. Okay.
>> Like him not feeding him when he was
telling me that he is and this and that.
>> All this that he was lying. I was like,
>> when did you find out that he wasn't
feeding him?
>> Back in March. Well, that that was the
confirmation. I already kind of like had
a suspicion, but he's sitting here like,
"No, he got a metabolism like mine. He's
just he just eat." I'm like, "No,
there's no way." Cuz when I'm taking
care of everything, he was just fine.
>> And you say you're taking care of
everything. What does that mean?
>> Taking care of everything. Running
myself thin, taking care of John up, the
house, food for both of them, doing
everything for every not No, not just
both the kids, both the men.
>> Okay. was was showing signs of of of
John telling you that he was
intentionally not feeding him. Um what
did you do then? I started taking over
and like feeding him and everything else
and set and setting food out like okay
this is out feed him the PJ I said okay
when I asked him okay did you finish
feeding him the half because I he like
when I started feeding him I noticed
okay like he can't hold down much so
like half of his PBJ I put back in front
of the microwave I went back to work end
of the night the PBJ is gone so I asked
him did you give him the rest yeah and
I'm sitting there like okay he did not
>> did you did you to see how he was
responding to the food that you were you
were giving giving him
>> he like when I was feeding milk.
>> And how were you mixing the cereal for
him? You said you were putting it in a
bottle. Was he drinking it or was he
eating it?
>> I was putting in the bottle.
>> Okay. And he would drink that.
>> Mhm.
>> Okay. And when he was drinking that um
>> he was and also he was throwing up. I
did notice that like he was throwing up.
That's one of the reasons I told him
make sure like you take it certain
amount of time and that's why I was in
and out and everything else there. I've
checked on him sporadically in between.
That's why I said like
>> like if he were to tell you he was
hungry, how would he communicate that?
>> He would scream and then if you mainly
is all about his emotional he just shows
facial features on what he wants.
>> When the last time you stood there and
scream like that
>> last night.
>> Did it last night?
>> Cuz I woke up with him this morning.
>> What time last night did you do that?
>> 10 o'clock.
>> 10 o'clock at night.
>> And then what? That wasn't that's not
normal for him, but I made sure I'm
like, "Okay, look, what do you want?"
Checked on him. He's like, "Okay, you
don't need to change your diaper." All
right. You want a bottle? Scared about
that. Said, "Okay, here."
>> So, last night at 10, you went in there,
>> gave him one last bottle of the night.
And after he drank that, he went to
sleep. And I went to provide prep to
remake the one for the morning.
>> Uh, how many times did you give him a
shower from his birthday until today?
>> Um,
I It's been like
five days. It's been five days or more.
Yeah, it's been five days or more.
>> So, you haven't showered him in five
days?
>> Yeah. No.
>> Okay.
Um
>> I legit tell him like this and this
needs done and it's my fault for even
leaving it on him either.
>> What What prompted you to call 911
today? What happened today?
>> I seen him looking.
>> Okay. And how did
>> I save him? I wanted him to come home. I
wanted him back.
I couldn't believe that I'd been trying
so hard that [snorts] I had not paid
attention that I'd let that happen.
That's what
>> How did you How did you find him like
that? Where was he at?
>> In his bed, like legit laying like this
and his eye was open at first. So, I
seen him and then when I seen his eye
black, I scooped him up really fast and
I'm like, he's likeing dead.
They said not to move him and I was
like, well, that's already too late.
>> Okay. [snorts] Which bed was he in?
Because there was no bed in the room
that he was staying in.
>> There's no bed.
>> Is there a bed in the room?
>> There was a bed.
>> You said the center. Can you just Is it
a crib or is it a bed?
>> Yeah, it's a crib.
>> Okay. Can you
>> There's no sheet on it like there should
have been. And it's 100% like this. It's
gross. It's got food and stuff on it.
>> When two days ago when you checked on
him um and he was sleeping shirtless
without pants and just in his underwear,
how did he look? He still looked bad but
not like that.
>> He looked bad but not like that. Can you
define what what bad means?
>> Where I can see your bones at all.
>> Okay. So, you're saying that you could
see his bones?
>> Mhm.
>> Okay. And um
[snorts]
did you phone 911 at that time to get
him help?
>> I checked to see if he's breathing.
detect to see if he's alive.
[snorts] And then after that,
>> was he breathing and alive at that time?
>> So 2 days ago when he checked on him, he
wasn't.
>> Oh, no. I thought you meant today if you
call Oh, no. I told you why I didn't
call 911 sooner.
>> Okay. All right.
>> And what was it about yesterday that
that you said something is not right?
>> Just because he only had that one bottle
all day. I put food in there for them,
but it didn't get, like I said, it
didn't disappear till that night.
>> Okay.
>> So, I was like, "Okay,
>> what other food did you put in there
besides you said just a bottle, but you
had other food?"
>> Saltine crackers in there. Our last can
of green beans.
I made some pizza, cut some off for him,
put them in there for him. Noticed a few
pieces were on the floor.
That's about it. And I would go back in
there and see if he hated. If he didn't
eat, I would touch him. We could set him
up, check him, eat a little bit, but he
just wouldn't.
>> Did you think at some point of taking
him to the pediatrician and getting him
checked out for like a dietitian or get
him some help with basically putting
weight back on?
>> I was hoping to do that today.
>> Okay.
>> That's why I was trying to get the
brakes done. I didn't want to put the
kids in a car that I don't even trust
driving myself. So, you said that you
were concerned and that today you were
going to call, but you wanted to get the
brakes done first.
>> Um, who were you going to call?
>> I was just going to go straight and take
him straight to Henry Ford.
>> That's the fastest response. I probably
>> the hospital.
>> Yeah.
>> Was there any thoughts of calling 911?
>> She didn't want uh when she not until
she called me.
Like I said, cuz we don't got insurance
for the kids yet.
due to me losing my job. It was on the
company.
>> Insurance is one thing. But I mean, if
your kid needs treatment, you know,
whether you have insurance or not, your
kid's going to get treated. You know
that, right?
>> Yeah. It's just my way of thinking. Got
to know what I know that
>> there is there is no greater gift than
than a mother giving birth to a child.
Okay? You carried that little boy in
your womb for 9 months. Okay? There is
no greater gift than that. Okay. And you
had a tough tough pregnancy, right? You
admittedly in Uranus that you
because you were in a lot of pain. Okay.
I was scared of losing him then.
>> You're scared of losing him, right? But
he he was born, right? And it's a
mother's instinct. It's a mother's
instinct to take care of their of their
children. Okay. And what I find
incredibly hard to believe and hard to
fathom, hard to fathom is that on his
birthday, on his birthday, this little
boy looked like that and you never got
him help because you were selfish and
you were afraid that he was going to be
taken away from you and now he's not
with us anymore. Right? But I want to
know I want to know because that he
didn't show those signs at his birthday.
They were before that and you knew they
were before that.
>> I was called by Sarah tell me I needed
to come home and they didn't tell me
nothing.
>> Well, I'm telling you right now that I
looked at your son today and it looks
like he hasn't eaten in a very long
time. And I'm asking a simple question.
Okay.
Was Was he hard to feed?
>> No.
Did you Sometimes he became picky on the
food he ate.
>> Did you have food to feed him?
>> Yeah.
>> Did you feed him?
>> The only like I said, the only thing you
wanted was that bottle.
>> Okay. And what was in the bottle?
>> Mash the mashed potatoes, his dry milk,
and his
infant oatmeal.
>> Okay. But
looking at your son, there's not it's
not possible that he was fed that much
food within the past couple weeks.
probably maybe not even for the past
couple months. That's that's what I'm
trying to get from you is just to try to
get what's really going on with
>> and all I know is what I've been able to
do for him.
>> I don't know what she's done or not.
>> Let's let's
let's be honest, okay? We're talking
manto man here, right?
>> Okay. Like he just said, you've got 50
some years of experience
>> right here sitting in law enforcement
and doing investigations. Okay? And I
can tell you now that him and I looking
at your son today have never seen a
child that malnutritioned.
You understand what I'm saying?
>> Yes, sir.
>> So, now let's let's I know what you're
trying to do, okay? Be honest with me,
okay?
When is the last time he's ate a good
meal and you fed him?
>> That was two days ago. I'll tell you the
truth on that.
>> What was that good meal two days ago? I
made
I made a roast when I got home, too.
>> Okay. So, two days ago he had a good
meal.
>> Mhm.
>> And that's you saying, "Hey, I'm being
honest with you." Your son hasn't ate in
a while. Let's be honest. Okay. Cuz I
looked at him and I can guarantee you
two days ago he couldn't eat based on
how he looked today. Two days ago he
could not take and put food in his
mouth.
>> Do you know that?
>> He did though.
>> He did not. Well, it's it's a certain
bond that you have with your children
when you carry them, right? And and
especially when you know that your child
is is is ripped, is skin and bones,
isn't eating, is vomiting. You're you
said 5 days ago he's all crusted cuz he
puked all over himself.
>> Yeah.
>> Um and you know, I I just I I just want
to understand
>> I broke and the fear of losing him in
any way is too much. And I ended up
making the wrong decision and completely
lost him.
>> And thank you for sharing that. Like I
just want all I ever wanted was my
babies and me to be together and be
happy. That's why I fought those two
years. That's why I did what I did.
That's why I was terrified to lose him.
I just really didn't think I really
didn't think that his would be capable
of just not and that he would lie.
Well, this
>> I really I don't
>> Sierra, this is this unfortunately is is
uh this is um I know it's of two
parents, not just him and
>> responsibility of two parents. I've been
the only one since day one.
>> Okay.
>> And he couldn't do a single dime.
>> Well, do you have anything else,
Detective Smith?
>> Like
>> I did my best. Like I failed though.
>> Okay. Um
>> I could have done better. I should have
called him help. I appreciate that. I
thank you for that.
>> I don't care if you appreciate it.
Doesn't bring him back. It doesn't fix
anything. It doesn't take back anything.
It doesn't fix the decision. It doesn't
tell me where I should have made a
better decision. Not just then, but way
before then. Because all my mind can
think of is where down the timeline
could I have made a decision to where
this would have never even became a
thing.
I've questioned myself, should I have
even started fighting to leave him? If I
would have just stayed with him, stayed
obedient, this wouldn't have happened.
>> Well, you
>> if I would have just kept cleaning the
house, kept taking care of everybody
>> that that house you needed. You called
911 today. You had access to three
phones. You spent 30 hours a day, you
know, um you know, talking to people on
the interweb and doing all that stuff.
You had every every opportunity to call
911 to get medics there. You saw in a
matter of lick in a lickety split
second, you had FD, you had four police
cars there that were trying to save a
kid that was already deceased.
>> That's the problem.
>> I get that. And you're only looking at
the end of the day. You're looking at
him.
>> Stand up for me. Stand up for me.
>> Turn off. Put your hands behind your
back.
>> All right.
>> You're under arrest for child abuse in
the first degree.
>> That's
Zaden's was caused byation.
That conclusion came from the medical
examiner. According to the Mcome County
Prosecutor's Office and local reporting,
Sierra Pearl Zona and Jonathan Matthew
Cheek were charged with secondderee and
secondderee child.
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