This is what happens when the "rights" of abusive fathers overrule the rights of everybody else. Dad DMITRY KANARIKOV had a history of domestic violence and had threatened suicide over the breakup of the marriage. He was intent on destroying the mother financially. Things were so unsafe that a "neutral place" was designated for the first child exchange. All these are huge red flags--all were ignored by the family courts. We need to listen to the mother's intuition. She sensed that this wasn't safe and it wasn't.
http://www.freep.com/usatoday/article/4187515
Mom of toddler thrown from NYC building heartbroken
8:23 AM, December 24, 2013
by USA TODAY
NEW YORK (AP) - The mother of a 3-year-old thrown to his death from a 52-story apartment building said the father killed the boy - and then himself - out of spite.
Svetlana Kanarikov said in a statement that she had been nervous about her son's visits with his father, and she initially wanted them to be supervised. But she relented after a Dec. 5 court appearance.
"The father never did anything violent against the child before," Kanarikov said of the two previous visits in a statement issued Monday night through a lawyer. "Both times, Kirill was happy after seeing his dad. Skype calls were also going well."
But police said Dmitriy Kanarikov threw the child from the rooftop of the building before jumping to his own death Sunday.
He had picked up Kirill at 10 a.m. Sunday at a Manhattan police precinct - a neutral site negotiated in advance by the parents - to spend time with him for the first time unsupervised.
The couple had been married four years and separated in August, and Svetlana Kanarikov said she had taken action after a domestic violence incident. Their split was acrimonious. In addition to Kirill, Dmitriy Kanarikov had wanted their house and other property, too, Svetlana Kanarikov said.
"He said he would take the child away and I will 'shoot myself from grief,'" she said. "This was his sick way to take Kirill away from me."
She said he had told his parents that he was taking the child to Grand Central Station but instead went to the building on the Upper West Side and killed himself and the child.
Officers responding to an emergency call reporting two jumpers from the building near Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center found Kanarikov, 35, of Brooklyn, and the boy on the lower rooftops of two separate nearby buildings.
The man was pronounced dead at the scene and his son, Kirill Kanarikov, was pronounced dead at a hospital, police said. A witness said the boy was wearing Christmas pajamas.
"Kirill was a very sweet, wonderful child, who was loved very much," his mother said. "He will forever live on in my heart."
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Dad arrested in death of infant daughter (Waveland, Mississippi)
Dad is identified as OREN LEWIS.
http://www.knoe.com/story/24172683/mississippi-man-arrested-in-connection-to-child-death
Former La Tech football player arrested in child's death
Posted: Dec 09, 2013 12:43 PM EST Updated: Dec 09, 2013 12:43 PM EST
Posted By Brandon Rodgers, Digital Content Producer
WAVELAND, Miss. (KNOE 8 News/AP) - Waveland police have arrested the father in the death of his baby girl in August.
Police Chief David Allen says 31-year-old Oren Lewis is charged with capital murder. Municipal Court Judge Preston J. Mauffray set bond Monday at $1 million.
Lewis is charged in the Aug. 25 death of 23-month-old Maleah Bush Lewis of Waveland.
The girl died after Lewis reportedly told police she had fallen from a bed while she was asleep. The child, the daughter of Lewis' former girlfriend, died at a New Orleans hospital. An autopsy showed the girl died of a massive traumatic head injury.
Lewis is a former Hancock County coach who played football for Louisiana Tech.
Lewis is being held in the Hancock County jail.
http://www.knoe.com/story/24172683/mississippi-man-arrested-in-connection-to-child-death
Former La Tech football player arrested in child's death
Posted: Dec 09, 2013 12:43 PM EST Updated: Dec 09, 2013 12:43 PM EST
Posted By Brandon Rodgers, Digital Content Producer
WAVELAND, Miss. (KNOE 8 News/AP) - Waveland police have arrested the father in the death of his baby girl in August.
Police Chief David Allen says 31-year-old Oren Lewis is charged with capital murder. Municipal Court Judge Preston J. Mauffray set bond Monday at $1 million.
Lewis is charged in the Aug. 25 death of 23-month-old Maleah Bush Lewis of Waveland.
The girl died after Lewis reportedly told police she had fallen from a bed while she was asleep. The child, the daughter of Lewis' former girlfriend, died at a New Orleans hospital. An autopsy showed the girl died of a massive traumatic head injury.
Lewis is a former Hancock County coach who played football for Louisiana Tech.
Lewis is being held in the Hancock County jail.
Dad charged with beating 2- and 4-year-old children (Guam)
Dad is identified as IAN SEAN TAIMANGLO MENO. No mention of a mother in the home. Was there one?
http://www.pacificnewscenter.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40267:father-charged-with-child-abuse-in-alleged-beating-of-his-2-and-4-year-old-children&catid=45:guam-news&Itemid=156
Father Charged With Child Abuse in Alleged Beating of His 2 and 4 Year Old Children
Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 December 2013 16:03
Written by Janela Buhain Carrera Tuesday, 10 December 2013 10:15
Guam News
Guam - A 31-year-old father is behind bars accused of beating up his two children, ages two and four, giving them bruises on their faces and bodies.
Ian Sean Taimanglo Meno was charged in Superior Court with two counts family violence and two counts child abuse, both charged as third degree felonies.
According to the magistrate's complaint three children were taken to Guam Memorial Hospital on Saturday, December 7, but only two of them were examined, the two year old and the four year old.
The four year old, according to a GMH doctor, had hemorrhaging to the face, a splinter in the eye, bruising on both ears and on the back. The two year old child had bruising on the chin and the back, the complaint says.
Police say it was the four year old child who said it was her father who beat them both up.
http://www.pacificnewscenter.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40267:father-charged-with-child-abuse-in-alleged-beating-of-his-2-and-4-year-old-children&catid=45:guam-news&Itemid=156
Father Charged With Child Abuse in Alleged Beating of His 2 and 4 Year Old Children
Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 December 2013 16:03
Written by Janela Buhain Carrera Tuesday, 10 December 2013 10:15
Guam News
Guam - A 31-year-old father is behind bars accused of beating up his two children, ages two and four, giving them bruises on their faces and bodies.
Ian Sean Taimanglo Meno was charged in Superior Court with two counts family violence and two counts child abuse, both charged as third degree felonies.
According to the magistrate's complaint three children were taken to Guam Memorial Hospital on Saturday, December 7, but only two of them were examined, the two year old and the four year old.
The four year old, according to a GMH doctor, had hemorrhaging to the face, a splinter in the eye, bruising on both ears and on the back. The two year old child had bruising on the chin and the back, the complaint says.
Police say it was the four year old child who said it was her father who beat them both up.
Non-custodial dad arrested for abusing 5-week-old son during visit (Clark County, Ohio)
The grandparents have custody of this baby, not the parents. I can see why the volatile nitwit dad doesn't have custody, but not why the mother doesn't. As described here, she seems pretty responsible. She just needs to get Daddy out of her life.
Dad is identified as CHESTER PERKINS.
http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/news/crime-law/father-arrested-child-abuse-his-5-week-old-son/ncF2m/
Updated: 11:24 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9, 2013 | Posted: 10:57 a.m. Monday, Dec. 9, 2013
Father arrested for child abuse, bruising infant son
Chester Perkins, 29, was arrested by Clark County deputies on charges of child endangering, assault and domestic violence, involving his 5-week-old son.
The grandparents of the 5-week-old boy provided a photograph of the baby before his injuries occurred.
By Breaking News Staff
CLARK COUNTY — A Clark County man, Chester Perkins, 29, is accused of child abuse by bruising his 5-week-old son.
The infant's maternal grandparents alerted deputies to the possible abuse. They have custody of the boy, but had dropped him off with his parents for a visit. While there, Perkins, the child's father, told the mother that the child had been sleeping next to him but rolled off the bed.
The mother told her parents that the bruising on the baby didn't look to be consistent with a fall. She also said she suspected that the baby's father had shoved a pacifier into his mouth to keep him quiet.
The grandparents took the infant to Dayton Children's Hospital where doctors found bruising on his lip, arms, and shoulder.
Doctors said the bruising was consistent with someone holding the infant tightly and forcing the pacifier into the child's mouth.
Clark County Sheriff's office detectives are investigating the case.
Perkins was arrested on misdemeanor charges of child endangering, assault and felony domestic violence. He is in jail on a $5,000 cash bond and is awaiting the filing of formal charges.
Dad is identified as CHESTER PERKINS.
http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/news/crime-law/father-arrested-child-abuse-his-5-week-old-son/ncF2m/
Updated: 11:24 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9, 2013 | Posted: 10:57 a.m. Monday, Dec. 9, 2013
Father arrested for child abuse, bruising infant son
Chester Perkins, 29, was arrested by Clark County deputies on charges of child endangering, assault and domestic violence, involving his 5-week-old son.
The grandparents of the 5-week-old boy provided a photograph of the baby before his injuries occurred.
By Breaking News Staff
CLARK COUNTY — A Clark County man, Chester Perkins, 29, is accused of child abuse by bruising his 5-week-old son.
The infant's maternal grandparents alerted deputies to the possible abuse. They have custody of the boy, but had dropped him off with his parents for a visit. While there, Perkins, the child's father, told the mother that the child had been sleeping next to him but rolled off the bed.
The mother told her parents that the bruising on the baby didn't look to be consistent with a fall. She also said she suspected that the baby's father had shoved a pacifier into his mouth to keep him quiet.
The grandparents took the infant to Dayton Children's Hospital where doctors found bruising on his lip, arms, and shoulder.
Doctors said the bruising was consistent with someone holding the infant tightly and forcing the pacifier into the child's mouth.
Clark County Sheriff's office detectives are investigating the case.
Perkins was arrested on misdemeanor charges of child endangering, assault and felony domestic violence. He is in jail on a $5,000 cash bond and is awaiting the filing of formal charges.
Friday, December 20, 2013
Dad accused of breaking arms, fracturing skull of 3-month-old daughter (Billings, Montana)
Evidence of healing injuries suggest tht this wasn't the first time Daddy abused the baby.
Sounds like yet another "frustrated" idiot of a "caretaker" daddy who can't manage to take care of small children without bashing them.
Dad is identified as NICHOLAS LEIGH ULMER.
http://www.ravallirepublic.com/news/state-and-regional/article_731464d3-b1a7-513b-a296-75788e6012fb.html
Prosecutors: Billings father broke 3-month-old daughter’s arms, fractured her skull
December 10, 2013 8:00 am
• Billings Gazette staff
Prosecutors accused a Billings man on Monday of breaking his 3-month-old daughter’s arms and fracturing her skull.
Nicholas Leigh Ulmer, 23, is charged with three counts of felony assault on a minor.
Each count comes with a sentence of up to 10 years in prison, a fine of up to $50,000 or both.
Judge Pro Tem Lance Lundvall set Ulmer’s bond at $50,000 and ordered him to appear for arraignment on Dec. 17. If he posts bond, Ulmer is not permitted to have contact with his daughter or the child's mother.
Charging documents say that a Yellowstone County sheriff’s deputy went to St. Vincent Healthcare on Thursday after learning that medical personnel were caring for a baby girl whose right arm had been broken in two places. The baby also had an older break to her left arm and an older skull fracture.
Ulmer told the deputy he had fallen while holding the infant, and that his 18-month-old child played rough with the baby and had dropped a rattle on her head, court documents state.
The deputy photographed a bruise on the baby’s left temple, a scratch on the back of her head, scratches on her neck, a possible bruise on her ribs and a splint on her arm.
In a statement to a detective on Friday, Ulmer admitted his baby’s right arm broke when he pulled her out of a swing and her arm got caught, according to charging documents. He also told the detective that he may have broken the baby’s other arm by grabbing it hard, the documents say.
Ulmer also said he yanked the baby out of a swing, hitting her head on a bar that went over the swing, the affidavit said.
Sounds like yet another "frustrated" idiot of a "caretaker" daddy who can't manage to take care of small children without bashing them.
Dad is identified as NICHOLAS LEIGH ULMER.
http://www.ravallirepublic.com/news/state-and-regional/article_731464d3-b1a7-513b-a296-75788e6012fb.html
Prosecutors: Billings father broke 3-month-old daughter’s arms, fractured her skull
December 10, 2013 8:00 am
• Billings Gazette staff
Prosecutors accused a Billings man on Monday of breaking his 3-month-old daughter’s arms and fracturing her skull.
Nicholas Leigh Ulmer, 23, is charged with three counts of felony assault on a minor.
Each count comes with a sentence of up to 10 years in prison, a fine of up to $50,000 or both.
Judge Pro Tem Lance Lundvall set Ulmer’s bond at $50,000 and ordered him to appear for arraignment on Dec. 17. If he posts bond, Ulmer is not permitted to have contact with his daughter or the child's mother.
Charging documents say that a Yellowstone County sheriff’s deputy went to St. Vincent Healthcare on Thursday after learning that medical personnel were caring for a baby girl whose right arm had been broken in two places. The baby also had an older break to her left arm and an older skull fracture.
Ulmer told the deputy he had fallen while holding the infant, and that his 18-month-old child played rough with the baby and had dropped a rattle on her head, court documents state.
The deputy photographed a bruise on the baby’s left temple, a scratch on the back of her head, scratches on her neck, a possible bruise on her ribs and a splint on her arm.
In a statement to a detective on Friday, Ulmer admitted his baby’s right arm broke when he pulled her out of a swing and her arm got caught, according to charging documents. He also told the detective that he may have broken the baby’s other arm by grabbing it hard, the documents say.
Ulmer also said he yanked the baby out of a swing, hitting her head on a bar that went over the swing, the affidavit said.
Dad accused of killing 6-week-old daughter admits he made a "big mistake" (Taylor, Michigan)
Yet another useless turd with a criminal history of violence. This father never should have been allowed around a newborn.
Dad is identified as LUIS MARCOS SMOLEN.
http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/taylor-father-accused-of-killing-infant-daughter
Taylor father accused of killing infant daughter admits to "big mistake"
Posted: 12/10/2013
• By: Kimberly Craig
TAYLOR (WXYZ) - As the father of six-week-old Payton Smolen appeared in court, one investigator described the baby's death as "heinous" and "deliberate".
On Tuesday, Luis Marcos Smolen, 23, was arraigned on charges of First Degree Murder and First Degree Child Abuse. Smolen told the judge he made a "big mistake".
Investigators say they were called to the Smolen's home on the 15450 block of Park Village in Taylor Saturday around 9:40 a.m. on a report of a baby not breathing.
We're told it was at the hospital where head trauma and injuries to the baby's body were discovered.
Details about what Smolen may have told investigators could be revealed at his preliminary examination on December 16.
Smolen is being held without bond.
In November, Smolen was charged with Assault with Intent to do Great Bodily Harm in a separate case.
Dad is identified as LUIS MARCOS SMOLEN.
http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/taylor-father-accused-of-killing-infant-daughter
Taylor father accused of killing infant daughter admits to "big mistake"
Posted: 12/10/2013
• By: Kimberly Craig
TAYLOR (WXYZ) - As the father of six-week-old Payton Smolen appeared in court, one investigator described the baby's death as "heinous" and "deliberate".
On Tuesday, Luis Marcos Smolen, 23, was arraigned on charges of First Degree Murder and First Degree Child Abuse. Smolen told the judge he made a "big mistake".
Investigators say they were called to the Smolen's home on the 15450 block of Park Village in Taylor Saturday around 9:40 a.m. on a report of a baby not breathing.
We're told it was at the hospital where head trauma and injuries to the baby's body were discovered.
Details about what Smolen may have told investigators could be revealed at his preliminary examination on December 16.
Smolen is being held without bond.
In November, Smolen was charged with Assault with Intent to do Great Bodily Harm in a separate case.
Dad charged with murder in death of 7-month-old son; is this a custodial father? (Sydney, Australia)
Is UNNAMED DAD a custodial father? Notice the following points: there is no mention of the mother in this home though there is mention of unnamed "family members." Also notice that the father shared a bedroom with the baby.
So why does this apparently unmarried father have access to/possession of a 7-month-old infant?
No way does this guy sound fit to be a primary caregiver. He sounds like a freaking deadbeat, overgrown adolescent. The kind who plays video games all day.
This idiot starts screaming "shut the f*** up, you little f***ing faggot"--all because the baby didn't want to take his bottle.
So then the putred little sh** assaulted the baby, who later died.
Who in the world is responsible for letting bozo brains play daddy? And what happened to Mom?
http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/1965930/father-charged-with-murder-after-baby-dies/?cs=300
Father charged with murder after baby dies
By BY SHANNON TONKIN Dec. 11, 2013, 1 p.m.
A baby boy police allege was violently shaken by his father a week ago has died in hospital.
The seven-month-old child had been in Sydney Children’s Hospital at Randwick after being transferred from Wollongong Hospital in a critical condition last Wednesday.
As a result of the child’s death on Saturday, police on Wednesday formally laid a charge of murder against the boy’s father in Wollongong Local Court.
The 22-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, allegedly grabbed the boy around the waist and ‘‘vigorously’’ shook him after getting frustrated when the child would not drink his bottle about 9pm last Tuesday.
The boy was admitted to hospital the following day suffering chronic bleeding on the brain.
A CT scan revealed the child had bilateral subdural haematomas, requiring staff to drill holes into his skull to relieve the pressure.
Police allege family members living with the man and the child in a house at Warrawong witnessed the shaking incident, along with the man yelling at his son to ‘‘Shut the f--- up you little f---ing faggot’’.
However, the man denied any shaking had occurred when interviewed by police last Wednesday evening.
He allegedly told police he’d been playing video games that day in the bedroom he shared with the boy when the child let out a sudden high-pitched scream.
The man picked his son up, however the child’s limbs went stiff and he screamed a further five times, police documents tendered during previous court proceedings said.
He noticed the child gasping for air and he called triple-0, which directed him to begin CPR.
Ambulance officers arrived a short time later and found the boy in cardiac arrest.
He was immediately taken to hospital, where staff noted he was showing several signs associated with a brain injury.
During a later interview with police the man allegedly said the boy had been fine when he went to sleep on Tuesday evening but woke up the following morning crying and unsettled.
He said later that day the boy began to scream and became stiff.
The man, who has been remanded in custody over the incident, was supported in court on Wednesday by several family members.
The matter will be mentioned again in February.
So why does this apparently unmarried father have access to/possession of a 7-month-old infant?
No way does this guy sound fit to be a primary caregiver. He sounds like a freaking deadbeat, overgrown adolescent. The kind who plays video games all day.
This idiot starts screaming "shut the f*** up, you little f***ing faggot"--all because the baby didn't want to take his bottle.
So then the putred little sh** assaulted the baby, who later died.
Who in the world is responsible for letting bozo brains play daddy? And what happened to Mom?
http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/1965930/father-charged-with-murder-after-baby-dies/?cs=300
Father charged with murder after baby dies
By BY SHANNON TONKIN Dec. 11, 2013, 1 p.m.
A baby boy police allege was violently shaken by his father a week ago has died in hospital.
The seven-month-old child had been in Sydney Children’s Hospital at Randwick after being transferred from Wollongong Hospital in a critical condition last Wednesday.
As a result of the child’s death on Saturday, police on Wednesday formally laid a charge of murder against the boy’s father in Wollongong Local Court.
The 22-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, allegedly grabbed the boy around the waist and ‘‘vigorously’’ shook him after getting frustrated when the child would not drink his bottle about 9pm last Tuesday.
The boy was admitted to hospital the following day suffering chronic bleeding on the brain.
A CT scan revealed the child had bilateral subdural haematomas, requiring staff to drill holes into his skull to relieve the pressure.
Police allege family members living with the man and the child in a house at Warrawong witnessed the shaking incident, along with the man yelling at his son to ‘‘Shut the f--- up you little f---ing faggot’’.
However, the man denied any shaking had occurred when interviewed by police last Wednesday evening.
He allegedly told police he’d been playing video games that day in the bedroom he shared with the boy when the child let out a sudden high-pitched scream.
The man picked his son up, however the child’s limbs went stiff and he screamed a further five times, police documents tendered during previous court proceedings said.
He noticed the child gasping for air and he called triple-0, which directed him to begin CPR.
Ambulance officers arrived a short time later and found the boy in cardiac arrest.
He was immediately taken to hospital, where staff noted he was showing several signs associated with a brain injury.
During a later interview with police the man allegedly said the boy had been fine when he went to sleep on Tuesday evening but woke up the following morning crying and unsettled.
He said later that day the boy began to scream and became stiff.
The man, who has been remanded in custody over the incident, was supported in court on Wednesday by several family members.
The matter will be mentioned again in February.
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