Christopher Leon Jenkins Spiked 7-Week-Old Son Like A Football For Crying 'Too Much,' Then Shook Him Too Death

[Sugar Cookie]

On the night of the incident, court documents said a witness reported hearing the father yelling to shut up while the baby was crying.

Shortly after that, the witness said the crying stopped.

Court documents said medics were called to a Baytown apartment complex for a newborn not breathing.

When they got there, medics reported seeing a 7-week-old baby lying on the mattress with no clothes on, no pulse, and pink fluid coming from the baby's mouth.

At the time, court documents said the baby was alone with the father, Christopher Leon Jenkins, while the child's mother was in another unit nearby with her mother.

The child's mother allegedly told investigators that about 20 minutes after handing him the baby, Jenkins rushed over, said something was wrong, and that's when 911 was called.

The baby was taken to the hospital, where he died seven days later, according to court documents.

Throughout the course of this investigation, investigators claimed Jenkins told conflicting stories.

Officials said he later claimed he dropped the baby on accident while feeding him, but then claimed he dropped the baby on his head when taking him out of the bath.

Authorities said during a demonstration with a doll, Jenkins threw it onto the bed and said the baby bounced off and landed on the floor.

In another interview, investigators said he admitted he started to feel a little angry when the baby was crying and that after the baby bounced off the bed and was on the ground, he picked the child up and began shaking him.

An autopsy later determined the baby died from blunt force trauma to the head.

Nearly 9 months later, Jenkins is now charged with capital murder.

Baytown father arrested, charged with capital murder of his 7-week-old baby, court documents show

Court documents said the baby was alone with the father, Christopher Leon Jenkins, when medics were called to the Baytown apartment and found the baby with no pulse. Jenkins is now charged with capital murder.

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[Rebooto]

He didn't feed him nor bathe him nor comfort him. He has no love no patience nothing. Bashing in the head of a newborn. Because the baby is a baby. No words. I hope his punishment will be adequate.

 

[BBBLUE77]

GEEZUS

 

[Sugar Cookie]

@BuffettGirl he looks like a fucking loser....

A Texas father spiked his 7-week-old son on a bed like a football — telling cops "he bounced so high" and landed on the floor — because he was crying "too much," according to police. The man then scooped the boy off the floor and allegedly shook him until he was dead.

Christopher Jenkins, 26, is charged with capital murder for the July 2025 slaying, which is documented in a criminal complaint and probable cause affidavit obtained by Law&Crime.

Jenkins allegedly admitted to throwing his son down on the bed and shaking him, with a witness saying she heard him telling the boy to "shut the f— up" during the horrifying ordeal, according to the affidavit. Police say he used a doll to demonstrate what happened to the child.

"There was too much crying in my mind," Jenkins told investigators, according to the affidavit. "It just clicked."

Police say they visited Jenkins' apartment in Baytown and conducted a "walkthrough" with him, during which a "SUIDI doll" was given to the man to show what happened. SUIDI dolls are described online as "specialty investigative dolls for infant death investigations" that are "essential tools for investigators in sudden unexpected infant death cases," per the doll company's website.

"[Investigators] handed the SUIDI doll to defendant and instructed him to treat the doll as he would [the victim]," the affidavit explains. "While holding the SUIDI doll, defendant stated, 'I end up taking it and just…' He then asked, 'Can I throw this?'"

While demonstrating with the SUIDI doll, Jenkins allegedly threw it onto the bed and recounted how his son "flipped away over there," while pointing to the opposite end of the bed, and landed on the floor.

"He bounced so high," Jenkins told investigators, according to the affidavit. "Defendant stated that he quickly crawled over the bed and picked up [the victim] from the floor. He then demonstrated placing the SUIDI doll on the bed and shaking the chest area, explaining this was how he attempted to determine if [the victim] was still alive."

Medics and police were called to the apartment after receiving a report about the child being unconscious and not breathing. When they arrived, the boy "had no pulse, was not breathing, and had pink fluid coming from his mouth," per the affidavit.

Jenkins later changed his story to say he dropped his son by accident before admitting he spiked the boy on the bed while he was crying, per the affidavit. An autopsy determined that the child died from blunt force trauma to his head.

The witness who spoke to police about hearing Jenkins tell his son to "shut the f— up" is a neighbor who said she had heard him yelling at the boy before, according to the affidavit. "Additionally, the witness recalled a past incident in which she observed the defendant pushing the baby in a stroller. When the infant began to cry, she saw the defendant lift [the victim] with one arm and pull him out of the stroller."

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'He bounced so high': Dad spiked 7-week-old son like a football and killed him, police say

A Texas father spiked his 7-week-old son on a bed like a football — telling cops "he bounced so high" — and then shook him until he was dead because he was crying "too much," according to police.

lawandcrime.com

 

[BuffettGirl]

@Sugar Cookie - He's the King. The King of the Fucking Losers! It's like he's looking at the camera for his mugshot and saying "Guys, I asked him to shut the fuck up, he just wouldn't listen!" Because if there's ONE thing 7-week old babies are known for, it's their THOUGHT PROCESSING AND THEIR COGNITIVE ABILITIES. Fucking Fucktard from Fucktardistan...