Ex-beauty winner to kill boyfriend's son for life...I wanted to have my own child
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According to U.S. media such as WALB and the New York Post, Trinity Madison Fog, 20, the winner of the 2023 Georgia beauty pageant, was convicted in connection with the 18-month-old infant's murder in January last year.
Less than an hour after the jury's verdict, the court sentenced Fogg to life in prison and an additional 20 years. The judge has fully reviewed the case and considered the tragedy. The conclusion is that life in prison.
According to prosecutors, Fogg sent a text message to his then-boyfriend Julian Williams in his college dorm room, where he killed his son while his boyfriend went out to buy pizza, saying 'I'm not breathing'.
Williams rushed back and took the child to the hospital, but finally closed his eyes.
The prosecution argued that Fogg wanted to have a child of his own with Williams, but he committed the crime because he could not accept his son. In addition, shortly after the incident, it was revealed that Fogg searched 'How does cerebral hemorrhage occur' and 'Can a skull fracture go unnoticed?'
The autopsy confirmed that there were no signs of food intake, contrary to Fog's statement that the child ate chips, and that the brain had virtually lost its function due to serious blunt force trauma to the head and body. The autopsy doctor testified that "injuries caused by direct strong shocks".
In 2023, Fogg won the title of 'Miss Donaldsonville' in Georgia and participated in the 'National Peanut Festival' pageant, but was deprived of all titles after his arrest.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
