@crimeatyourfingertips: An Oklahoma woman was sentenced for her role in a child abus3 incident & the coverup attempt. Taylor Ainsworth-Hudson, 28, will spend the next 5 years behind bars in a Sooner State prison, to be followed up by 5 years on probation, over child abus3 meted out to her stepson. The defendant was sentenced almost 5 years after her original arrest in August 2018 when law enforcement in Midwest City made a chilling discovery: a young boy hiding & clearly abus3d, inside of a washing machine. Ainsworth-Hudson & her then-boyfriend, Cody Wayne Hudson, 33, who she has since married, had ordered the boy to stay inside the large appliance while police searched the house. “To put clothes in front to try to hide him, so the police can’t find him & threaten him if he says anything, it’s just very sad,” Midwest City Assistant Police Chief Sid Porter said at the time. The abus3 was discovered after Ainsworth-Hudson’s sister made a report to police in Midwest City – saying the defendant, 6 months pregnant at the time, had admitted to b3ating Hudson’s son. The couple first told police that the boy was staying with Ainsworth-Hudson & had been there for several days. The 9-year-old’s body was covered in bruises. Hudson took responsibility for all the child’s injuries. Meanwhile, Ainsworth-Hudson professed shock, telling police she was on ordered bed rest & had no idea the boy was even in the house. However the victim said Ainsworth-Hudson was responsible for a great deal of the abus3. Pointing at his injuries, the boy told investigators that the defendant bit him several times, ch0ked him, stomp3d on him & told him: “shut up or I’ll b3at you more.” During the sentencing hearing, Oklahoma County District Court Judge Amy Palumbo consulted photo evidence. Directing her speech to the defendant as she reviewed an image, the judge said the boy’s body “literally looks like Swiss cheese.” Palumbo added that the abus3 “would horrify any parent.” In February, Hudson pleaded guilty to 1 count of felony child abus3. He was sentenced to 1 year in the Oklahoma County jail with credit for time served & 20 years of probation. Ainsworth-Hudson entered a blind plea on her felony child abus3 charge, leaving the judge latitude in sentencing. The judge mused during the sentencing hearing that things could have easily gotten far worse in the Hudson house. #crime #truecrime #crimetiktok #crimejunkie

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Tuesday 08 August 2023 11:10:06 GMT