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BALTIMORE (WJZ) ― A baby was starved to death because he couldn't say "Amen." That's the allegation against a cult believed to be responsible for the death of a Baltimore child, whose remains were found in a suitcase in Philadelphia.
Derek Valcourt has new details from police records that indicate what detectives believe happened to the young child.
His grandmother is keeping baby Javon's toys.
"He was such a nice, happy baby," Seeta Newton said about the boy she calls an angel.
But records obtained by our newspaper partner The Baltimore Examiner indicated the child was "viewed as a demon" by members of a cult called "One Mind Ministries."
Seeta Newton said her daughter took Javon Thompson and joined the cult more than two years ago. Acting on a tip, Baltimore City Police headed to Philadelphia last month, where they found a child's remains stuffed inside a suitcase. The odor was masked by fabric softener and blankets.
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Derek Valcourt has new details from police records that indicate what detectives believe happened to the young child.
His grandmother is keeping baby Javon's toys.
"He was such a nice, happy baby," Seeta Newton said about the boy she calls an angel.
But records obtained by our newspaper partner The Baltimore Examiner indicated the child was "viewed as a demon" by members of a cult called "One Mind Ministries."
Seeta Newton said her daughter took Javon Thompson and joined the cult more than two years ago. Acting on a tip, Baltimore City Police headed to Philadelphia last month, where they found a child's remains stuffed inside a suitcase. The odor was masked by fabric softener and blankets.
http://wjz.com/local/cult.javon.2.724234.html
http://www.examiner.com/a-1390156~R...ecause_he_was_a__demon_.html?cid=temp-popular
