Man & Fat Ass Pig Stopped For Red Bull, Candy Bar, Cigarettes While Taking Dying 6MO To The Hospital

[Sugar Cookie]

Grant Ethan Stevens and Hannah Marie Evans, both 30, are facing felony charges for allegedly depriving their 6-month-old daughter of the emergency medical care that could have saved her life in October 2025.

Stevens faces one count of aggravated battery and two counts of neglect of a dependent, with authorities alleging a horrific pattern of physical abuse spanning the infant's short lifespan. Evans is charged with a single count of neglect of a dependent resulting in death.

Stevens reportedly told a Department of Child Services investigator that he took charge of the child's care for two hours so Evans could take a break. While attempting a bottle feeding, Stevens claimed the child began discharging mucus and vomit from her nose and mouth, causing him to panic and attempt back blows and CPR, police said.

He did not notify Evans because he believed the child's breathing had stabilized, despite noting a wheezing sound, The Times of Northwest Indiana reported.

Evans allegedly told police she wore noise-cancelling headphones and was playing a handheld video game in another room during the window of time when the injuries occurred. She reportedly recalled hearing several "loud smacking" sounds and briefly went to check on Stevens and the baby. After seeing vomit on his shirt and accepting his brief explanation of what happened, she returned to her video game. The couple went to bed later that evening while the infant was down for the night.

The situation reportedly deteriorated rapidly after the couple went to sleep. Evans stated that she felt "something was not right" with the child overnight and noticed she missed her normal 1:30 a.m. feeding time, per the Tribune. When the couple awoke at 6 a.m. the next morning, Stevens found the child "cold to the touch" and seemingly lifeless.

Rather than calling 911 for an ambulance, the couple decided to drive the child themselves, claiming they thought it would be faster. However, investigators determined that the trip took 30 minutes because they made a deliberate detour to a Family Express gas station — in the opposite direction from the hospital — to buy a Red Bull energy drink, cigarettes, and a candy bar, the Times reported.

Upon arriving at Northwest Health — Porter, physicians reportedly discovered the child had sustained a traumatic, perforated bowel and a fractured rib from weeks prior. She was transferred to the University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children's Hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries on Oct. 31, 2025, and was pronounced dead.

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Parents stopped for snacks on way to hospital as infant died from fatal abuse: Police

Grant Stevens and Hannah Evans are accused of fatally abusing their infant daughter, then stopping to get snacks instead of taking her straight to the hospital.

lawandcrime.com

 

[cubby]

Nothing says emergency quite like stopping for a red bull while on the way to the hospital.

The emergency was that one of them needed a snack, not that a little baby was not breathng.

 

[BuffettGirl]

We hates them...