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A woman whose 11-month-old son was found with intentional burns, septic shock and other medical issues has entered a plea under the Alford Rule on charges of child abuse and neglect.

Brittany Paige Sloan, 27, was scheduled to go to trial on Monday in Scott County Court. She opted instead for the Alford Rule, which does not admit guilt but concedes evidence in the case may lead to a guilty verdict.

"In regards to pleading Alford, it helps her to avoid a jury sentencing," said Chief Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Dan Fellhauer. "Now she will be sentenced by a judge who has to consider state guidelines. We were prepared to take it to a jury."

Sloan and her boyfriend, Robert Bradley Scott, 37, were arrested in August of last year. According to Dan Fellhauer, personnel at Indian Path Medical Center notified Scott County Social Services of a toddler being treated for non-accidental injuries.

When social workers arrived, they reportedly found the victim with first- and second-degree burns to his legs and other body parts. Fellhauer says Sloan initially stated that the injuries were a sunburn, then tried to claim they were the result of chemical carpet burns. Ultimately, investigators determined they were intentional contact burns from some type of heating element.

Prosecutors say that Scott was responsible for burning the baby at the couple’s residence, while Sloan was aware of the abuse but did nothing to protect her son. She is scheduled to be sentenced in June.

Meanwhile, Scott is charged separately in the case with child abuse and neglect, malicious wounding and child cruelty. He is currently incarcerated without bond with a trial date yet to be set.
http://www.timesnews.net/Law-Enforc...ea-in-burned-baby-case.html?ci=stream&lp=6&p=
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Crack him on the chin with a baseball bat.
Sterilize them both.
Caning and 10 years
 
Those diamond studs, blue eyes and full lips will be welcomed in prison. Pucker up buttercup. :kiss:
 
Why are these assholes no better than animals? It’s like they forgot to evolve with the rest of us.
 
He will need to let his hair grow out and make sure he is always smoothly shaven, and he will be voted "most popular at the Prison Shower Prom" You go boy!
 
@Satanica
October 25th 2018

A Scott County, Virginia mother accused of not getting necessary aid for her baby who was found with serious burns on its body is headed to prison.

Brittany Paige Sloan, 28, will serve two years in prison for abuse and neglect in a case that dates back to last summer.
According to a report from Commonwealth's Attorney Dan Fellhauer, the 11-month-old child was brought to a Kingsport hospital and workers there called state social services after first and second degree burns were found on the child's legs and other body parts.

Social services presented evidence in the case that the child's burns were from intentional contact that possibly came from a heating element.

Robert Scott is currently serving five years in prison for his role in the case. He was charged with child abuse and neglect, child cruelty and wounding.
Fellhauer noted that neither adult admitted or acknowledged how the burns were inflicted.
https://wcyb.com/news/local/scott-c...ter-baby-found-with-first-second-degree-burns
 
Her refusal to take accountability or help prosecute the man who injured her child lets you know exactly what this woman is about.

I hope this baby has a new family that loves him and this woman is never allowed to contact the boy.
 

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