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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

NEW Antonio Santiago Case Death Points To Parents, Not Two Black Teens


Two African American teenagers, De'Marquise Elkins, 17, and Dominique Lang, 15, were arrested for allegedly walking up to a white woman with her baby in a stroller and attempting to rob her. The mother, Sherry West, was shot and her 10-month-old son, Antonio Santiago, was shot and killed.

That was the story when they were arraigned on March 25, but new evidence has surfaced that questions the validity of all of the events reported. The parents, Sherry West and Louis Santiago, both tested positive for gunshot residue on their hands after the crime was committed. This tidbit has been kept under wraps until now. According to Addicting Info, the defense attorney for the boys had to demand this information, that has been withheld for months, be released.

Antonio Santiago was fatally shot between the eyes in March 21, but now it is not certain who is behind the crime now that this new evidence is being introduced. Sherry West's daughter immediately came forward questioning her mother's story.

Ashley Glassey, 21, said she was taken from her mother when she was eight because of her mother's mental issues that led to her abuse. She also told reporters that her mother had asked how soon she think she would receive an insurance check from her son's death. West also mentioned in the initial story that her son was stabbed to death in New Jersey five years ago. (Investigators may want to take a look at that case as well.

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