@uscrime2026: Two-year-old Emory Deacon and her baby sister, 15-month-old Harlow, should have been safe in their own home in Ladson, South Carolina. Instead, on September 29th, 2026, Charleston County deputies walked into their house on Pinewood Drive and found both girls dead. Investigators say they had been gone for three to five days. The cause: starvation and dehydration. Their mother, Justine May, told detectives the weeks before their deaths were “a blur” — that she couldn’t remember the last time she fed them. But this wasn’t the first warning sign. Records show deputies and family members had called for welfare checks on this home dozens of times in the month before Emory and Harlow died, including a caseworker visit just three weeks earlier.#TrueCrime #LawAndCrime #Florida #Trial #lawyer #law #claim #trending #scandal #trial #crime #LawAndCrime #news #judge #breakingnews #bodycam #dashcam #florida
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Friday 30 October 2026 16:35:08 GMT
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tanyelllynch09♍ :
They didn't check if she had food they didn't check other rooms besides the living room they didn't ask the basic questions how often do they eat what happened to cause the isolation from family etc
2026-10-30 17:43:44
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