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The Metropolitan Police Department is searching for a missing 2-month-old baby who was last seen Wednesday.

According to the department, Kyon Jones was last seen in the 1500 block of Benning Road, NE. He wasn't reported missing until Friday.

A spokesperson with the department told 7News Saturday morning the criteria for an Amber Alert "may not have been met" in this case.
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The mother of a 2-month-old infant is the only person of interest in the case of the child's disappearance.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Monday that the mother is being questioned about Kyon Jones's whereabouts, but she has not been arrested and is not in custody.

On Monday afternoon, the Sheriff's Department in Charles City County, which is southeast of Richmond, posted on Facebook that it is currently assisting D.C. police "in the search of a missing infant case at the Waste Management Landfill" there.
On Sunday, Henderson Long, the founder of D.C.’s Missing Voice, posted a video to Facebook which apparently shows WUSA interviewing Kyon Jones’ mother. The mother is heard saying that her son, who was born prematurely, somehow died while they were sleeping and that she got rid of his body.

”I wrapped it up, took it outside, and disposed of it in the trash…and that’s what happened,” the woman says in the video.
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The mother of a 2-month-old boy who disappeared from D.C. last week was arrested Friday afternoon and charged with murder, D.C. police said.

LaDonia Boggs said her son died and she disposed of his body, video obtained by News4 shows.

Kyon Jones stopped breathing as he and his mother, LaDonia Boggs, were in bed together, she said in video shot by D.C. missing-persons advocate Henderson Long.

“The last thing that I remember was that I had rolled over, and he was on my chest. After that, when I was ‘sleep, rolled over, noticed he was unresponsive — breathing — and I panicked,” she said, at times repeating herself.

Boggs later said her son was no longer breathing.

“He was ‘sleep on my chest and when I woke up. He wasn’t breathing anymore because he was just that small. He was only 2 months old. He was a premature baby,” she said.

Boggs said she felt afraid and spoke first by phone and then in person with a woman who asked her about Kyon’s whereabouts. Boggs said she “got frustrated,” walked around the block and returned home.

“I came back in the house and got a blanket and his car seat, and wrapped it up and took it outside and just throwed it in the trash,” she said.

Boggs said on the video that she didn’t know where the infant’s body was. Officers and cadaver dogs were seen searching a landfill in Charles City County, Virginia, on two days this week.

Police sources told News4 the account Boggs gave on the video is similar to an account she gave police, which led them to search the landfill in the Richmond area. They also searched Boggs’ home, sources said.

In the video, a man can be heard saying he’s Kyon’s father and he was the person who called police on May 7, two days after the infant was last seen in an apartment in the 1500 block of Benning Road NE.
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She was supposed to get her tubes tied before this baby
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I think science has discovered that even primitive man, and even some animals, show respect for the dead, and then there's this bitch. Can anyone here imagine just discarding your dead infant like trash?
The only reason to dump the body would be a non accidental death. Waking up next to an unresponsive baby should result in an incoherent call to 911. This wretch couldn't even be bothered to pretend she cared.
 
The mother of a missing two-month-old infant has been arrested and charged with felony murder, D.C. police told WTOP. Police said as of Friday night they had not yet found the infant’s body.

At a hearing Saturday in D.C. Superior Court, Ladonia Boggs, the missing child’s mother, was released without bond. A court clerk said the mother was charged with felony murder and tampering with physical evidence.


A State’s Attorney representing the District asked for Boggs to be released on “high intensity” monitoring, which involves a curfew, GPS monitoring, drug testing and refraining from alcohol and drug use. They also asked that Boggs be placed on a “stay away” order, which would limit her contact with minors.


The residing judge only granted the stay away order, which means Boggs cannot be with any child under the age of 18 without a person 18 years of age or older also present to supervise.

During the hearing it was said that Boggs had an 18-year-old daughter and grandson.

Boggs’ attorney, Joseph Yarbough from the D.C. Public Defender’s Office, said his client only has “a minor criminal history” with the most recent case four years ago.

“The last two incidences of her probation terminated satisfactorily,” Yarbough said. “She can comply with release conditions.”

Yarbough said Boggs will have “substantial assistance from the the public defender’s office,” including representation from three attorneys and a forensic social worker.

Yarbough further argued that Boggs has cooperated with the investigation and the mother is not a flight risk.

“Throughout the course of the investigation with the Metropolitan Police Department and CSFA, she has availed herself of both agencies. In fact, she’s gone out of her way to contact them voluntarily and directly and sitting down with them,” Yarbough said.

The State’s Attorney said Boggs now has a case open with the District’s Child and Family Services Agency. Her next court date is November 19 at 9:30 a.m.
 
Prosecutors opted not to pursue a murder charge against a D.C. woman whose infant son has been missing since May 5. She allegedly told police the baby died while in bed with her and she disposed of his body.

LaDonia Boggs, 38, was initially accused by D.C. police of felony murder after the disappearance of her son, 2-month-old Kyon Jones. She appeared in D.C. Superior Court on Saturday and the U.S. attorney’s office went forward with a charge of tampering with evidence, not the murder charge, law enforcement sources said. It’s possible that additional charges could be added later.
 
A D.C. mother who was once charged with killing her 2-month-old son has been found dead at her apartment in Northeast, and an arrest has been made.

The D.C. police said LaDonia Boggs, 39, was found dead in a doorway at the Azeeze-Bates Court Apartments by officers responding to a hang-up call to 911. Boggs had been stabbed.
Police arrested Carl Jones, 44, on a charge of second-degree murder while armed. The investigation revealed that the incident was domestic in nature.

Boggs’ death comes almost a year after her 2-month-old son, Kyon Jones, went missing on May 5, 2021. Carl Jones is the father of Kyon Jones, police said.
After police received multiple stories from Boggs about what happened to the boy and uncovered heated texts between Boggs and the boy’s father, in which she claimed to have regretted having the child, Boggs was charged with murder.


Boggs later admitted to police that the night the boy died, she rolled over on top of the child, who was in bed with her. When she discovered the boy unconscious, she told investigators that she placed the boy’s body in a dumpster.
The boy’s body was never found, but he is presumed dead by police.


After Boggs’ admission, prosecutors updated documents in the case to include the possibility that the child’s death could have been accidental. The charges against Boggs were then downgraded to only tampering with evidence.
Sources close to the investigation into the missing boy told WTOP last May that Boggs had other children who were no longer in her care. It is unclear whether she regained custody of any of those children.


D.C. police said Boggs’ killing remains under investigation, as does the investigation into the boy’s disappearance.
 
Police reported Carl Jones - who was father to the couple's late son Kyon Jones - reportedly stabbed her during a 'domestic dispute,' authorities reported.
Jones was arrested and charged with second degree murder while armed, DC police said in a statement. No motive has been given, with Boggs and Jones linked by the notorious death of their baby son.
The court documents noted that at the time of her arrest, Boggs retracted her statement concerning her alleged use of PCP at the time of Kyon's death, claiming that the last time she smoked the drug was a day or two prior.

Boggs was released without bond to DC's Pretrial Services Agency following her arraignment on Saturday. She was due back in court on November 19.
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Too bad he did not stab her before she killed the baby. He is definitely a piece of shit if he was still with her after she killed the baby.
 
Carl Jones, 45, of D.C., pleaded guilty to charges of voluntary manslaughter in the killing Ladonia Boggs, 39, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.

Jones also pleaded guilty to carrying a dangerous weapon.
 

A District man was sentenced to nine years in prison Friday for the fatal stabbing of his girlfriend, who told authorities last year that she threw the couple’s 2-month-old son’s remains in the trash.
D.C. Superior Court Judge Milton C. Lee sentenced Carl B. Jones, 45, to the maximum amount of prison time called for in a plea agreement Jones and federal prosecutors reached in September.
Jones pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the April killing of Ladonia Boggs, whose body was found in April in the doorway of her apartment in the 1500 block of Benning Road NE. An autopsy determined she had been stabbed multiple times.
At Friday’s hearing, several of Boggs’s family and friends said they were outraged by what they considered Jones’s light punishment.

“I don’t think this is fair,” said Boggs’s older daughter, Diamond Boggs. “I will never get to see my mother again. Drug dealers get more time than this.”
Jones did not speak at the sentencing. His attorney, Elizabeth Weller, said she believed a jury would have found Jones not guilty had the case gone to trial but that Jones wanted “to take responsibility” and agreed to a plea deal.

At the sentencing, the judge told Jones the death of their infant was the “root cause” of Jones’s actions. Lee ordered Jones to undergo psychological, drug and grief counseling while in prison.
“You both suffered a devastating loss of a child,” Lee said. “Ms. Boggs was not a perfect person. But it sounds to me she was trying hard. And the answer to that is not rage or anger, but empathy.”

This woman knew she was a junkie piece of shit and should never have gotten pregnant in the first place.

I can live with this man getting nine years because at least it stopped this woman from destroying more children's lives.
 
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