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A Los Angeles mother who sedated her 11-year-old special-needs son & hid him in a closet where he withered to 34 pounds, the weight of a 3-year-old, before dy*ng has been sentenced to 25 years to life in state prison. Veronica Aguilar learned her fate after she pleaded no contest to charges of ass*ult on a child, causing the d3ath of her son, Yonatan Daniel Aguilar. “These cases are so tragic,” Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler said, noting the “terror & fear” he must have gone through. Retired Los Angeles Police Detective Moses Castillo told the judge he believed the boy would say 2 things to his mother, “I love you” & “I forgive you.” Yonatan was “an innocent child whose life was tragically & unjustly cut short by the years of neglect & abus3 at the hands of his mother,” LA County Deputy District Attorney Alexander Bott said after the hearing. The plea, the prosecutor added, “represents a significant & appropriate outcome reflective of the gravity of the crime committed.” In an earlier court hearing, a detective testified the mother had described her son as “pure evil,” who once stood over her other 2 sons with a knife. The detective said she admitted to giving the boy medication to calm him down & had him sleep in a closet without his stepfather knowing while telling the stepfather that she sent her son to Mexico for treatment. He testified she was frustrated & “would cry a lot because she would say she didn’t know what to do.” Aguilar was arrested on Aug. 22, 2016. Around 2:15 p.m., patrol officers responded to a radio call of a suspicious d3ath investigation involving a child. The stepfather told police his wife, Veronica Aguilar, told him her 11-year-old son was d3ad. He found the victim wrapped in a blanket in a closet of the home in Los Angeles. Los Angeles Fire Department Paramedics responded & pronounced the boy d3ad. He suffered from signs of malnutrition & physical abus3 & had been d3ad for a few hours. Aguilar, then 39, was booked into jail on a charge of child endangerment resulting in d3ath or great bodily injury. Yonatan had been in closets for 3 years before he di3d. An online Autism Memorial website said the boy was nicknamed “Chubby.” The site said his teachers reported he was hungry, stealing food & had come to school with a black eye & that his mother had taken him out of school, telling “everyone she had sent him to Mexico to a special school.” #truecrimecommunity #truecrime #crimetiktok #crimejunkie #truecrimetiktok #crimetok #truecrimetiktok #crime #truecrimeaddicted #truecrimepodcast #sadstory #murder
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