12-Year-Old Disabled Son Sacrifices Crocodile...Heartless mothers can also administer drugs to newborn children
Sep 17, 2025
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Hilda Vasquez, 34, of New Orleans, Louisiana, was arrested on charges of second-degree abuse and manslaughter of a child in connection with the death of her son Brian, 12, according to the New York Post and The Advocate.
Brian was autistic and had trouble expressing himself.
Prosecutors asked the court not to accept Vazquez's bail permit, saying he poses a serious threat to society.
On that basis, the results of an investigation by the Louisiana Department of Child and Family Welfare (DCFS) were presented, indicating that Vasquez and her newborn child tested positive for drugs. Vazquez also said he already has two history of child abuse.
In particular, in 2014, Brian, an infant at the time, was charged with a skull fracture and a leg fracture, which led to Brian's permanent disability.
Earlier, Vazquez was accused of neglecting his son Brian to death.
Brian went missing after sneaking out of his home at around 5:20 a.m. on August 14 this year. At the time, he was confirmed to have gone outside through the window of his room, and was last seen on CCTV in a nearby lake about an hour later. A missing report was received at 10:20 a.m.
The search followed for two weeks, and Brian's body was found in a canal not far from his home through a drone search by a volunteer group. The volunteer who flew the drone said "The crocodiles tried to hide their bodies in the water, and they had to constantly distract them with the drone" he said. At that time, the crocodiles were estimated to be about two to three meters long, and it was found that residents occasionally threw food.
A Louisiana court, in response to a request from prosecutors, ordered Vasquez to stay out of contact with his three children, along with bail-free detention.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
