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Police say the boy’s stepfather, 38-year-old Abdulrahim Sulaiman, was charged with attempted murder and other crimes following a domestic violence incident last Wednesday. He is accused of using a baseball bat to beat his 33-year-old wife, Jathan and the boy’s 4-year-old brother, Eli Escobar.
Prosecutors claim Jathan has a close to 0% chance of survival, but his family is still holding out hope. They describe the 6-year-old as a beautiful soul despite being surrounded by violence.

“He was always so happy, and he just enjoyed life altogether, no matter what was going on. He was always so happy with everybody,” Heron said. “It just hurts us to see that he had to go through such violence.”

The family is looking to transfer the 6-year-old to another hospital for long-term care.
Sulaiman is being held on a $10 million bond. His wife told police he had been smoking PCP recently and was violent.
The family says the mother only knew Sulaiman for a year and has been married to him for a couple of months.

“I knew he was hitting her because she told me, and I knew he threatened to kill her and the kids,” said Sandra Escobar, Jathan’s aunt.

The family will be taking the boy off of life support in the next couple of days.



Why not - the family has 2 gofundmes


 
Dimples so deep you could get lost in them. He didn't deserved this, he was just a little boy he should have been doing little boy stuff, playing in the mud, riding his bike, teasing his little brother, but he lived a hell on earth and then the demon killed him. Just so unfair.

Since he's on suicide watch, maybe someone should Epstein him in the most painful way possible, just to put him out of his misery and the misery of everybody who knows him.
 
when i first saw the pic (not jathan's) but Abdulrahim's my first thought was he looks like a cave man and then i read about the baseball bat so yes that even goes with a caveman,, big stick, club =baseball bat in modern time...and i thought OMG who would want to mate with a caveman even less introduce him into your children's lives ...
 
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I hope mom uses the money raised to go into therapy that focuses on her self esteem and how to put her surviving child's needs before her need for a man.
I hope she uses the money for a brain transplant since she obviously has none. She should also lose custody of her remaining son. This creature has been beating and threatening to kill her and the kids for probably as long as she’s known him. So instead of leaving him she marries him and leads her son to slaughter.
 
I hope she uses the money for a brain transplant since she obviously has none. She should also lose custody of her remaining son. This creature has been beating and threatening to kill her and the kids for probably as long as she’s known him. So instead of leaving him she marries him and leads her son to slaughter.
I think someone doing PCP should be a deal breaker in a relationship.
 
They had to bring this animal in in a spit mask
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I will question again what was the mother thinking?

The drug-addled Connecticut man charged with viciously beating his 6-year-old stepson with a baseball bat was forced to wear a spit mask in court Thursday — as he learned he now faces life in prison without parole in the boy’s tragic murder.
Abdulrahim Sulaiman, 38, who has spat at court officers in the past, is now charged with murder and murder with special circumstances — which carries the stiff prison sentence — in the Sept. 25 beatdown that also left his wife and her younger son with serious injuries, the Connecticut Post reported.
In Bridgeport Judicial District Court on Thursday, Sulaiman stood before the judge handcuffed and wearing a beige gown — with the spit mask covering his entire head.

Despite his assurances he would behave, authorities were taken no chances given his past outbursts.

“Don’t worry,” the accused killer told the Judge Tracy Lee Dayton. “I’m not going to misbehave.”
The murder with special circumstances charge was created after the state did away with the death penalty. It carries a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Sulaiman allegedly jumped form a window and into a dumpster head-first as cops arrived.
The case has raised questions about the state’s child care services agency, which acknowledged last week that the agency had “interacted” with the family about two months ago, the outlet reported.
In a statement, DCF Commissioner Jodi Hill-Lilly called the incident “shocking and horrendous.”

However, Jathan’s family is still demanding answers.

“I just feel that someone failed this family and that this could have been prevented,” Anna Escobar said.

The person that failed this family is mom - she brought this animal into the home - no one else did.
 
OMG I LOVE the spit mask! it is such a vast improvement in his looks-no one had to look at that ugly mug, there is a little justice there at least... :)

RIP Jathan you were ripped from this world in the worst possible way, but you will live on in peoples hearts, memories, mind and with the gift of life you gave to others. Rest peacefully little angel
 
This stupid woman had ample opportunity to kick this wildebeest to the curb but instead kept him around long enough to slaughter her son. Kill him and sterilize her.
She also had the option to tell DCF to remove the children for their safety.

She wanted her children and her man - plain and simple.

I would not be surprised if little man lost his life trying to protect her ass.
 
Ms Anna Escobar, Your niece knew Mr Sulaiman, less than a year! She willingly exposed her defenseless children to this violent, drug addled criminal and failed them! You stated that the children were surrounded by violence, as a mother you don’t let that continue! She’s the children’s first line of defense, she let that in her home and allowed it to stay.
 
Firstly, I would like to clarify that she is not my niece but rather my brother's former girlfriend. I’m the paternal aunt to the boys. My family has made every effort to protect the children; we even reached out to DCF once we learned about the domestic violence occurring in the home. Unfortunately, despite our concerns, DCF did not intervene. My brother called DCF just two days before the incident, requesting a welfare check because the children's mother was not responding to calls or texts. However, DCF informed him they couldn’t act because the case had been closed. This tragedy could have been avoided if more people had taken action. The mother also bears responsibility, as my sister had offered to take care of the children to give her a chance to leave the relationship and stabilize her life, but she declined the offer
 
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I still do not think the family should get a payday from the tax payers because a selfish woman put her needs before her children.

Instead of suing these family members who have lost child family members to a parent who failed they should work on changing the laws that protect and try to preserve the family when it is dysfunctional and dangerous.

The family getting money does nothing to protect children and actually takes away monetary resources from children in need.

I hope the family members above advocate for this mother to be arrested and incarcerated for her role in her child's death.

She did not need a man she wanted a man at the expense of her children.
 
The father of a 6-year-old boy who was allegedly beaten to death by the husband of the child’s mother is attempting to sue the State of Connecticut.

The notice of claims state that on Sept. 25, 2024, 6-year-old Jathan Escobar and 4-year-old Eli Escobar were attacked and beaten with a metal baseball bat inside of their Bridgeport home by convicted felon, Abdulrahim Sulaiman.

The notice of claims combined requests a total of $100 million in damages.
In the notice of claim for Jathan, the father is requesting $60 million in damages as the claim states the Department of Children and Families and the Department of Adult Probation Services knew of Sulaiman’s lengthy criminal records, and acted negligently and carelessly resulting in the death of the 6-year-old.
Some of the examples listed in the claim include:
  • The state allowed Jathan to live with Sulaiman, an unrelated male, despite his violent history.
  • The state failed to conduct a welfare check to ensure the children were safe.
  • The state closed the case without notifying Jimmy Escobar despite knowledge of the father's concerns.
"He had just a short period of time before this been told by a CT Judge that he was unfit to have custody of his own child because he was a risk to that child, so this was a very preventable tragedy,” Attorney Kelly Reardon said.
 
I still do not think the family should get a payday from the tax payers because a selfish woman put her needs before her children.

Instead of suing these family members who have lost child family members to a parent who failed they should work on changing the laws that protect and try to preserve the family when it is dysfunctional and dangerous.

The family getting money does nothing to protect children and actually takes away monetary resources from children in need.

I hope the family members above advocate for this mother to be arrested and incarcerated for her role in her child's death.

She did not need a man she wanted a man at the expense of her children.
While I agree with you in theory, sadly hitting these agencies in the pocket book is what gets noticed. Granted it doesn’t seem to do much in the long term apparently because Connecticut’s CPS has had its incompetent ass sue several times and paid out bucu bucks, only to turn around and do the same negligent shit time and time again.
There is very little recourse families can take against CPS-when have we ever seen a caseworker, supervisor, head of department, or the agency itself ever be held criminally liable?!? Absolutely ridiculous.
 
While I agree with you in theory, sadly hitting these agencies in the pocket book is what gets noticed. Granted it doesn’t seem to do much in the long term apparently because Connecticut’s CPS has had its incompetent ass sue several times and paid out bucu bucks, only to turn around and do the same negligent shit time and time again.
There is very little recourse families can take against CPS-when have we ever seen a caseworker, supervisor, head of department, or the agency itself ever be held criminally liable?!? Absolutely ridiculous.
Immunity always comes first for these government workers...under color of law...the strokes of law on these government workers are too broad...hence they get away with so much....i's CRIMINAL!
 
Immunity always comes first for these government workers...under color of law...the strokes of law on these government workers are too broad...hence they get away with so much....i's CRIMINAL!
We also need to hold the judges accountable because in many cases they will rule that the child stays or returns to an abusive biological home over an agencies protest.

We also need to factor in that many children will lie and say their home is not abusive out of fear and love for the parent putting them in harm.
 
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