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a 26-year-old mother is accused of00:00:02
feeding her new baby so little formula00:00:05
that he was slowly starving to death and00:00:07
if it weren't for another adult's00:00:09
intervention that two-month-old baby00:00:11
would likely be dead we are taking a00:00:13
closer look at this absolutely00:00:15
heartbreaking case and the insane00:00:17
excuses reportedly given by the mother00:00:20
during an interview with police welcome00:00:22
to sidebar presented by LA on crime I'm00:00:25
Jesse00:00:28
Weber a case worker in Evansville00:00:31
Indiana says a 2-month-old baby that was00:00:34
brought to the emergency room by a Good00:00:36
Samaritan looked like a holocaust00:00:38
Survivor that is how badly malnourished00:00:41
this little boy was he was immediately00:00:43
taken in to get him back on the right00:00:45
track but he was in absolutely dire00:00:48
condition on November 6th an Indiana00:00:51
Department of Child Services case00:00:52
manager was called out to the hospital00:00:54
reporting indicates again that this baby00:00:56
was suffering from Mal malnutrition00:00:58
starvation DEH hydration you come to00:01:01
find out that baby actually weighed Less00:01:05
on that day than he did on the day that00:01:06
he was born by 2 ounces when he was born00:01:09
in August he weighed 6 lb 8 oz when he00:01:11
showed up at the hospital on November00:01:13
6th he weighed 6 lb 6 o I want to read00:01:16
you what it says from the probable cause00:01:19
affidavit in this case because it kind00:01:21
of gives you a unfortunately better00:01:23
perspective of what we're talking about00:01:24
here so it says the victim was taken by00:01:27
his mother Kristen Don for a regular00:01:29
check up on September 11th 2024 and was00:01:32
found to be underweight a follow-up00:01:34
appointment was scheduled for 4 weeks00:01:36
later but was cancelled by by Don and no00:01:39
attempt was made by Don to reschedule00:01:41
the appointment now the case worker00:01:43
reported that while he was at the00:01:45
hospital he could actually see the baby00:01:49
skin hanging off of his arms loose skin00:01:52
on his legs and his torso too he also00:01:55
found out that it wasn't donay who00:01:57
brought the baby to the hospital00:01:58
remember I said that Good Samaritan it00:02:00
was apparently a friend of Don's who'd00:02:02
been worried about this child and when00:02:05
Dona gets a call that her baby was being00:02:07
admitted she finally arrives hours later00:02:10
this is according to the affidavit and00:02:12
Dona seemed to have a hard time00:02:14
confirming for the medical staff exactly00:02:16
how much she was feeding her baby and00:02:19
how often At first she said that she was00:02:21
feeding him 1 ounce of formula six times00:02:23
a day but then later changed her story00:02:26
to say that she was feeding the victim a00:02:28
higher amount going back to that00:02:30
affidavit when the case manager spoke00:02:32
with the attending physician the doctor00:02:34
quote confirmed that the baby boy was00:02:36
diagnosed with dehydration and emaciated00:02:39
temporal waste in the eyes and cheeks00:02:41
resulting from malnutrition an example00:02:43
provided in the report of emaciated00:02:45
temporal waste is the sunken cheeks and00:02:48
eyes of Holocaust victims suffering from00:02:50
starvation and malnutrition and while00:02:53
they were staying in the hospital the00:02:55
medical staff reportedly discovered that00:02:56
donay wasn't even feeding her baby over00:02:59
overnight the staff would have to handle00:03:01
those feedings according to the00:03:03
affidavit after testing an observation00:03:06
by medical staff it was determined that00:03:07
the victim didn't suffer from any00:03:09
medical conditions that would have00:03:11
caused the weight loss so that will not00:03:13
help her defense we'll talk about that00:03:16
in a minute but this baby was removed00:03:18
from dona's custody when he was00:03:19
discharged from the hospital by the way00:03:21
he'd already started to gain weight more00:03:23
than a pound than just a few days he was00:03:24
placed with a foster family and by the00:03:26
time he got his next checkup he gained a00:03:28
whopping 3 lb00:03:30
just from proper care and nutrition is00:03:32
it that hard now just to get some00:03:34
perspective on this for you according to00:03:37
doctors at that hospital if the friend00:03:41
hadn't intervened when she did and00:03:43
brought this baby to the hospital he00:03:45
would have died he would have died of00:03:46
starvation that's what they have00:03:48
suggested now the deputy who wrote up00:03:50
this probable cause affidavit says that00:03:51
he sat down with Dona to get some more00:03:53
information and the affidavit states00:03:55
that Dona said that she gave birth to00:03:57
the victim in August in Indianapolis00:03:58
then moved to Evans to stay with the00:04:00
friend who brought the baby to the00:04:02
hospital so the friend seems to be kind00:04:03
of like a roommate and in the affidavit00:04:05
the baby is referred to as V1 or victim00:04:08
one and she told the deputy that there00:04:10
hadn't been any complications with his00:04:12
birth and he had no medical problems up00:04:14
till now it reads Kristen advised victim00:04:17
one had experienced difficulty with00:04:20
digesting formula when fed and would00:04:22
spit up the majority of what he ingested00:04:23
shortly after eating Kristen advised she00:04:26
was aware the V1 was not eating properly00:04:28
and as a result not being provided the00:04:30
essential nutrients that an infant of00:04:32
his age would require donate told the00:04:34
deputy that while she was feeding the00:04:36
baby 1 oz of formula six times a day she00:04:38
doesn't know how much he was actually00:04:40
able to keep down without spitting it up00:04:43
and she said that she just waited to00:04:44
take him to a scheduled visit but then00:04:46
you know didn't take him to his00:04:48
follow-up appointment even after she00:04:49
noticed he was losing weight she also00:04:51
admitted she never took him to the00:04:52
emergency room despite the fact that he00:04:54
was obviously getting worse and this00:04:57
next part of the affidavit for me at00:04:59
least is just honestly infuriating it00:05:02
reads Kristen advised her friend was the00:05:04
person who decided to take V V1 to the00:05:06
hospital for treatment on November 600:05:08
2024 while she remained home to rest00:05:11
after working her shift at Dollar00:05:13
General Store Kristen advised she00:05:15
generally worked 15 to 20 hours per week00:05:17
at Dollar General Store Kristen advised00:05:20
she had numerous things going on in her00:05:21
life and work as reasons for not taking00:05:23
V1 to the hospital after noticing that00:05:25
he was losing weight and not thriving00:05:28
isn't that just00:05:30
great so look it is no secret I don't00:05:33
like talking about these kinds of cases00:05:36
they actually make me angry when I see00:05:37
cases about children but I will tell you00:05:41
it is important to cover especially in00:05:43
bringing awareness to what might be00:05:44
happening out there you see something00:05:46
like this I mean here you have a00:05:47
roommate apparently realizing something00:05:49
was wrong and stepping in so it is our00:05:52
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Kristen admitted multiple times that she00:06:42
knew her baby was getting worse and that00:06:45
he would die if he didn't get help but00:06:47
she also reportedly admitted to taking00:06:49
just one step to try to improve his00:06:50
condition she added rice to his formula00:06:53
I don't know why she did that but didn't00:06:55
really make anything better and Dona was00:06:57
arrested on two charges of neglect of00:06:59
dependent resulting in serious bodily00:07:01
injury it's our understanding these are00:07:02
third degree felonies a bond of $225,00000:07:06
cash or $250,000 shity was set by a00:07:09
judge in this case and so far it appears00:07:10
Don has not made bail if she does she is00:07:13
not allowed to have any contact at all00:07:16
with her baby and attorneys are next00:07:18
scheduled to appear in court in December00:07:21
for an update in this case I want to00:07:22
bring on Andrea Lewis former felony00:07:25
prosecutor trial attorney law00:07:26
enforcement analyst and sex crimes00:07:28
attorney out in Florida thank you so00:07:30
much for coming on really appreciate it00:07:32
can I just get your initial thoughts at00:07:35
this case I think I laid out everything00:07:36
that we know so far you did and thanks00:07:39
for having me on Jesse this is really00:07:42
disturbing right as as mothers as00:07:44
parents we have one job it's to keep our00:07:47
children safe to make sure they get00:07:50
proper Medical Care and in this day and00:07:53
age it's not that difficult given that00:07:56
the00:07:57
hospital um these days gives a lot of00:08:00
Education to parents um while they're00:08:02
there after giving birth and here this00:08:05
woman despite uh having just given birth00:08:08
despite knowing that there was something00:08:10
wrong with her child that you know the00:08:12
child is not eating the child's losing00:08:15
weight when it should be G gaining00:08:17
weight I mean those are all really00:08:19
alarming signs and the fact that she00:08:21
just sat back clearly decided that she00:08:24
had other priorities in her life that00:08:26
were more important and that this was00:08:27
not one of them is really disturbing and00:08:30
the prosecutors in this case and the00:08:32
police did the right thing and what a00:08:34
hero that friend that roommate is00:08:36
because as I said if she didn't do this00:08:39
there is a strong chance that baby would00:08:40
have died and I I'm don't know if you've00:08:43
seen cases like this before where it00:08:44
just takes a Good Samaritan someone to00:08:47
step up see something's wrong to Save a00:08:50
Life absolutely and you know this00:08:52
happens a lot with with the either young00:08:55
dependent people such as children00:08:57
infants or even El elderly people who00:09:00
are sitting in their own filth and who00:09:03
just need somebody to speak for them and00:09:06
to come out and get the help that they00:09:07
need and you know we as people in the00:09:10
community that's our job that's our00:09:13
responsibility to speak up and advocate00:09:15
for people who are not able to do so00:09:18
themselves and I'll tell you something00:09:19
else Jesse I have two small children and00:09:22
having just gone through this process I00:09:24
have a two-year-old and a 5-year-old I00:09:27
can tell you I mean I remember one gets00:09:30
a stuffy nose or one gets a a00:09:32
temperature that's a little higher than00:09:34
they should I was the first person to00:09:36
call it either take them to the doctor00:09:38
take them to the hospital probably far00:09:40
more so than I even needed to but just00:09:43
that instinct as a mom to say oh my gosh00:09:46
I have to do anything and everything I'd00:09:48
rather air on the side of caution than00:09:50
take a chance it really this case just00:09:54
strikes a court because it it makes00:09:56
absolutely no sense I can't imagine00:09:58
looking at your child your helpless00:10:00
little infant and not getting knowing00:10:04
that there was a problem and not doing00:10:05
something to help them by the way not to00:10:08
take away from the serious seriousness00:10:10
of this but as you were saying that I00:10:12
think I heard your baby in the00:10:13
background I think I heard your child00:10:15
background so I mean the the timing of00:10:18
that was pretty interesting but no I I I00:10:20
just want to ask you about this because00:10:22
in terms of Prosecuting a case like this00:10:25
I have to feel this is one of and when I00:10:27
say easier I'm not talking about the00:10:29
subject matter the subject matter is00:10:31
incredibly difficult for anyone to00:10:33
process and especially for a jury to00:10:35
hear and to see these kinds of photos00:10:37
and for prosecutor to prosecute as well00:10:39
but in terms of the difficulty of00:10:41
actually securing a conviction here I00:10:44
have to imagine it is relatively more00:10:47
straightforward than other cases you00:10:49
know look she's innocent until proven00:10:51
guilty but it's kind of hard to say that00:10:52
when you have a victim who is so young00:10:56
and so helpless this is not a case uh of00:11:00
self-defense this is not a case of an00:11:01
adult victim where there's some sort of00:11:03
other explanation I feel the amount of00:11:06
defenses are limited here so would you00:11:08
say that Prosecuting a case like this00:11:10
would be relatively00:11:12
straightforward they are very00:11:14
straightforward absolutely and I'll tell00:11:16
you that the the common defense if you00:11:19
will I'm using that that term loosely00:11:21
here that you see in a lot of these00:11:23
cases is that the person did not have00:11:25
the um cognitive ability or the00:11:28
intellectual ual capability to know that00:11:32
this their their child or their their00:11:34
elderly parent or whatever the case may00:11:36
be um needed this additional help or00:11:39
support and so one of the things that is00:11:41
going to be really important in this00:11:42
case is that September 11 doctor's00:11:45
appointment I would be very curious um00:11:48
about what those doctors what advice00:11:51
they gave because they are going to be00:11:52
critical Witnesses here I knowing that00:11:54
they gave a follow-up appointment I am00:11:57
sure that they gave her steps and things00:11:59
that she needed to do call if if the00:12:02
child's not gaining weight try XYZ and00:12:04
if that doesn't work call back and the00:12:07
fact that she did not follow through00:12:09
with doctor's instructions the fact that00:12:11
she didn't take any of those steps and00:12:13
to the contrary actually canel the00:12:15
appointment um is really going to be00:12:17
telling and probably very important in00:12:20
this case so you are right I mean00:12:22
obviously the child can't talk but I00:12:24
think as you noted earlier something00:12:27
else that's just very telling is the00:12:29
roommate takes one look at the child and00:12:31
says oh my gosh we've got to get this00:12:33
baby Medical Care how did Mom not00:12:36
recognize that for two months I mean to00:12:38
to me that's astonishing well there are00:12:40
these allegations that she was00:12:41
recognizing her baby was in trouble and00:12:44
the condition was getting worse that00:12:46
knowledge component that again I think00:12:49
if we talk about what potential defenses00:12:51
there could be here whether it's a00:12:53
mental health defense on her part it00:12:55
seems though she recognized what was00:12:57
going on so talked to me about would00:13:00
there be a sort of mental health defense00:13:02
and and also let me ask you what other00:13:05
defenses could there be because again00:13:07
taking these allegations as true she00:13:10
knew what was00:13:11
happening yes and based on what little00:13:14
we know so far I don't see there being00:13:16
any type of insanity defense I mean I00:13:18
don't think we're there she doesn't00:13:19
appear to be remotely close to that so I00:13:22
mean the uh in terms of a a defense or00:13:28
these types of what alcohol mitigation00:13:30
factors many times defendants raise00:13:32
those solely for the purpose of trying00:13:35
to get a lesser sentence is look I I did00:13:38
this I didn't mean to do this I I00:13:40
probably should have done better but I'm00:13:42
just you know with the limited knowledge00:13:45
I have that's the best I could do and00:13:47
that may not get them out of trouble but00:13:50
I think that many times they're hoping00:13:51
that a judge will take that into00:13:53
consideration and say look you know00:13:55
hopefully they won't do it again they00:13:57
need education counseling probation and00:14:00
and just you know maybe hoping that the00:14:02
judge won't throw the book at him but in00:14:04
this case I mean she's she's done enough00:14:07
to know uh to to show her knowledge00:14:11
about that there was in fact a problem00:14:13
here and I think that's going to be very00:14:15
difficult for her to get around um if if00:14:17
the case does in fact go to a jury00:14:19
that's what I was going to ask you do00:14:20
you think there's an incentive for the00:14:22
prosecution to try to have her plead00:14:25
guilty to this and because a do you00:14:28
really want want this to go to trial do00:14:30
you want to subject a jury to all of00:14:32
this information these kind of photos do00:14:34
you want to have to prosecute a case00:14:36
like this do you think a uh uh there00:14:39
what would what would that look like00:14:40
about offering you know offering some00:14:42
sort of plea or or suggesting that she00:14:44
take a plea what would that look like00:14:46
and is there an advantage you think00:14:47
there's an incentive I should say for00:14:49
prosecutors to try to make sure this00:14:51
doesn't go to trial well so a plea would00:14:53
really depend largely on her her prior00:14:55
criminal record I have seen neglect00:14:58
cases that get probation um it's a third00:15:00
deegree felony so generally00:15:03
speaking a third deegree felony is00:15:05
punishable by up to five years in prison00:15:08
so the uh it's it it really depends if00:15:12
she has no criminal record I cannot00:15:14
imagine this being a circumstance where00:15:15
there's any type of pre-trial diversion00:15:18
program where she would get out of the00:15:20
charges um but our Prosecutor's going to00:15:23
throw the book at her and and and00:15:25
sentence her to a long prison sentence00:15:27
probably not00:15:29
um and I say that only because they this00:15:34
child does not from what we know appear00:15:36
to have a father figure in his life and00:15:38
so I I can imagine that that is going to00:15:41
unless the kid is going to be signed00:15:42
over and and adopted by a relative or a00:15:45
loving Foster family of some sort you00:15:48
know the child's welfare needs to be00:15:50
taken into consideration as well and I'm00:15:53
sure the prosecutors will be doing that00:15:55
so hopefully there is a a family friend00:15:58
or somebody responsible who can come in00:16:00
and take proper care of the child moving00:16:03
forward but to your question about an00:16:05
incentive to to um get a lock in a00:16:09
conviction I mean there's always an00:16:11
incentive to do that right because00:16:12
jurors no matter what the case is and no00:16:15
matter how clear the evidence may be you00:16:17
never know what a jury's going to do00:16:19
there there could there could be a hung00:16:20
jury you just never know so in order to00:16:24
lock in a conviction hopefully get Mom00:16:27
too under some type of of a uh Court00:16:30
supervision long-term supervision where00:16:33
she's required to let's say bring the00:16:34
baby in for checkups go see a probation00:16:37
officer get either mental health00:16:39
counseling or maybe even parent00:16:41
parenting classes um the court can have00:16:44
that H Hammer hanging over her head if00:16:46
they have her on some type of long-term00:16:49
uh supervision like a probation or an00:16:51
ankle monitor but um that's probably00:16:54
what this looks like will she ever see00:16:57
her son again00:16:59
you know that that'll be up to to a00:17:02
judge so what generally happens in these00:17:05
cases is of course if she's in custody00:17:07
she's not going to be taking care of her00:17:08
kid but ultimately this case will00:17:11
depending on what happens with this with00:17:13
the criminal case it'll it'll work its00:17:15
way through the family court system and00:17:17
ultimately a judge is going to have to00:17:19
determine whether she is a fit mother00:17:22
they'll have to have her evaluated um00:17:25
and and ultimately make that00:17:26
determination but that is also a long00:17:29
process that's not something that00:17:31
happens immediately and she regardless00:17:34
she may have supervised visits or things00:17:36
of that nature until a determination is00:17:38
made kind of hard to Fathom that she00:17:41
would ever be in her child's life again00:17:43
considering what these allegations are00:17:44
it's hard for me again to say00:17:46
allegations they are allegations but my00:17:49
gosh the the evidence so far against her00:17:51
is just so strong and equally disturbing00:17:55
uh Andrea Lewis thank you so much really00:17:56
appreciate you taking the time go back00:17:58
take care of uh take care of your little00:18:00
one in the background I I think I think00:18:02
I don't know if it's your son or00:18:03
daughter but I think they want to be a00:18:04
star they want to come on TV with you00:18:06
they they heard they were being00:18:07
referenced they're like let me come on00:18:09
it is it's my son and uh one day well00:18:12
we'll have him on one day right Jesse00:18:14
sounds good have a good one all right00:18:16
everybody what a case thank you so much00:18:18
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Indiana police say despite Christin Donat, 26, knowing that her newborn was likely starving to death, she didn’t take him to a hospital. Donat’s friend finally brought the little boy to the hospital, where medical personnel were able to save his life. Donat is now under arrest. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber combs through the probable cause affidavit with former felony prosecutor Andrea Lewis. If you’re ever injured in an accident, you can check out Morgan & Morgan. You can submit a claim in 8 clicks or less without having to leave your couch. To start your claim, visit: https://www.forthepeople.com/free-case-evaluation/get-a-lawyer/youtube-social/ Subscribe to Law&Crime Network: https://www.youtube.com/@LawAndCrime/?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to Law&Crime's Sidebar Podcast on Apple & Spotify: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/law-crime-sidebar/id1620223164 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3wITe7b Host: Jesse Weber: https://twitter.com/jessecordweber Guest: Andrea Lewis STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE LAW&CRIME NETWORK: Watch Law&Crime Network on YouTubeTV: https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/?utm_servlet=prod&rd_rsn=lo Where To Watch Law&Crime Network: https://lawandcrime.com/where-to-watch/ Sign Up For Law&Crime's Daily Newsletter: https://lawnewz.us9.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=80d42b1145bf804fa20df628b&id=2e0fd63492 Read Fascinating Articles From Law&Crime Network: https://lawandcrime.com/ Submit Tips to Law&Crime: tips@lawandcrime.com For Advertising Inquiries, Please Contact: sales@lawandcrime.com For Licensing Inquiries, Please Contact: licensing@lawandcrime.com LAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetwork Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lawandcrimenetwork TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawandcrime LAW&CRIME NETWORK PODCASTS: https://lawandcrime.com/podcasts/ SUBSCRIBE TO ALL OF LAW&CRIME NETWORK YOUTUBE CHANNELS: Main Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz8K1occVvDTYDfFo7N5EZw Law&Crime Shorts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVXOqoOCYbi-iXChKAl6DTQ Channel B: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXCLaaClAWQiTkl3pw9ZdLw Channel C: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMV3pzWIhJGLYzoHyxBjjNw
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