Did Robert Smith have a criminal history?
Kiesha Weippeart’s case is strikingly similar to Robert Manwill’s case; the 8-year-old boy who died from injuries inflicted upon him while he was visiting his mother and her live-in partner during the summer of 2009 in Boise, Idaho. The mother of the boy found later dead in an Idaho canal and her live-in boyfriend were both indicted on first-degree murder charges by an Ada County grand jury. Ehrlick is also charged with failure to report a death to law enforcement, while Jenkins is charged as an accessory for failing to report Manwill’s death to law enforcement. Melissa Jenkins pled guilty and her charges were reduced to “aiding and abetting”. Jenkins will be sentenced in August 2011 and she is facing 25 years behind bars. Melissa Jenkins, who has immunity, is expected to testify at Daniel Ehrlick’s trial as early as next week.
Robert was missing for more than a week before his body was found floating in the canal August 3, 2010. No cause of death has been released, but police said evidence showed the death was not accidental so perhaps the State will present evidence to prove Kiesha’s death was not accidental in order to charge them with first degree murder. The fact medical help wasn’t sought for Kiesha after she lost consciousness and a witness saw Robert Smith attack Kiesha days before her death will support the State’s claim that Kiesha’s death was not accidental. In Robert Manwill's case, there was a hole in a wall that prosecutors believe was caused by Ehrlick when he bashed Robert's head against it. The force inflicted upon Kiesha might have left a dent or mark on the wall and forensic tests will reveal how much force was applied.
Both Melissa Jenkins and Kristi Abrahams have a history of ‘willfully inflicting" injury upon their children. Kristi Abrahams bit Kiesha’s shoulder when she was very young but she was never convicted; however Melissa Jenkins was for striking her child's head on a surface, causing a fracture to the child's skull" on Oct. 19, 2008.
According to the testimony given in Court in week 4 of Daniel’s Ehrlick’s murder trial, none of the relatives said they knew Robert was murdered by either Melissa or Daniel, but if Kristi Abraham’s and Robert Smith’s relatives knew Kiesha was dead and where her remains were buried, don’t they have a responsibility to report this information to the Police Department?
We'll know more after their next court appearance.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,540443,00.html
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/na...her-robert-smith/story-e6frf7l6-1225903995704
Kiesha Weippeart’s case is strikingly similar to Robert Manwill’s case; the 8-year-old boy who died from injuries inflicted upon him while he was visiting his mother and her live-in partner during the summer of 2009 in Boise, Idaho. The mother of the boy found later dead in an Idaho canal and her live-in boyfriend were both indicted on first-degree murder charges by an Ada County grand jury. Ehrlick is also charged with failure to report a death to law enforcement, while Jenkins is charged as an accessory for failing to report Manwill’s death to law enforcement. Melissa Jenkins pled guilty and her charges were reduced to “aiding and abetting”. Jenkins will be sentenced in August 2011 and she is facing 25 years behind bars. Melissa Jenkins, who has immunity, is expected to testify at Daniel Ehrlick’s trial as early as next week.
Robert was missing for more than a week before his body was found floating in the canal August 3, 2010. No cause of death has been released, but police said evidence showed the death was not accidental so perhaps the State will present evidence to prove Kiesha’s death was not accidental in order to charge them with first degree murder. The fact medical help wasn’t sought for Kiesha after she lost consciousness and a witness saw Robert Smith attack Kiesha days before her death will support the State’s claim that Kiesha’s death was not accidental. In Robert Manwill's case, there was a hole in a wall that prosecutors believe was caused by Ehrlick when he bashed Robert's head against it. The force inflicted upon Kiesha might have left a dent or mark on the wall and forensic tests will reveal how much force was applied.
Both Melissa Jenkins and Kristi Abrahams have a history of ‘willfully inflicting" injury upon their children. Kristi Abrahams bit Kiesha’s shoulder when she was very young but she was never convicted; however Melissa Jenkins was for striking her child's head on a surface, causing a fracture to the child's skull" on Oct. 19, 2008.
According to the testimony given in Court in week 4 of Daniel’s Ehrlick’s murder trial, none of the relatives said they knew Robert was murdered by either Melissa or Daniel, but if Kristi Abraham’s and Robert Smith’s relatives knew Kiesha was dead and where her remains were buried, don’t they have a responsibility to report this information to the Police Department?
We'll know more after their next court appearance.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,540443,00.html
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/na...her-robert-smith/story-e6frf7l6-1225903995704