Norfolk Woman Arrested, Charged in Death of 20-Month Old Girl

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NORFOLK -- A Norfolk woman has been charged following the death of her 20-month-old step-daughter.

Police charged 24-year-old Emily Defries of Norfolk with second degree murder Monday.

According to police, Defries was babysitting the victim and two other children on May 18.  Defries told investigators that she discovered the victim at the bottom of the steps and then called 911 around 5:30 p.m.  Medics responded to the incident and transported the victim to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, where she was pronounced dead at approximately 6:10 p.m.

Defries told investigators she periodically checked on the victim, who had been sleeping upstairs.

The Medical Examiner’s Office determined the cause of death was homicide by blunt force trauma.

Defries is currently being held without bond at the Norfolk City Jail.  She is due in court at 9 a.m. Wednesday.

The investigation continues.

6 Inbred Family of Christians Sexually Abuse Girl For 10 Years

Parents Watched as their Six Sons Started Raping the Girl at Age 4. Can you imagine what she endured dealing with 6 men in their sexual prime? The parents made the child her boys sex slave so they'd never have to leave home. I don't think it gets more depraved then this.




Six grown brothers and their parents have been arrested in North Carolina and charged with multiple counts of sexually abusing a child over a 10-year period.
The arrests came more than a year after the eldest brother came forward and confessed at the urging of his church elder.


“He sinned seriously. It was an evil that needed to be exposed,” Dan Horn of Hope Baptist Church in Wake Forest, N.C., told the Virginia Pilot.


Eric Jackson, 27, the man who had confessed, and his five brothers — Jon, 25, Matthew, 23, Nathaniel, 21, Benjamin, 19, and Aaron, 18 — were arrested last week after they surrendered to Perquimans County Sheriff's deputies on charges they molested and raped a girl from the time she was 4 until she was about 14, Sheriff Eric Tilley told the newspaper.
The girl is now 16 and living in Colorado Springs.


The multiple charges range from statutory rape to rape and sexual assault.
The men's parents, John Jackson, 65, and Nita Jackson, 54, were charged with felony child abuse for allegedly knowing of the sex crimes and doing nothing about it.
The brothers were home-schooled along with the girl, authorities said. Some of the men appeared to have below-average intelligence levels and one could barely write his name, WVEC-TV reported.


Deputies tried to question the girl and her parents after Eric Jackson confessed to the abuse, but the girl's parents would not allow her to speak to investigators, Perquimans County Sheriff Eric Tilley told the station.They, and most of the Jackson family, moved to Colorado after the investigation became public.


Earlier this year, deputies flew to Colorado and spent eight hours questioning the girl. Indictments were issued in April. The Jacksons surrendered in North Carolina last week rather than face extradition hearings.


After posting $15,000 bonds, the parents returned to Colorado, Tilley said.
The brothers remain in custody at Albermarle District Jail, in lieu of bail up to $150,000 each.


"The only thing that can come out of this — good — is that, you know, this young lady gets some kind of closure, and, hopefully, she's strong enough … to put it behind her and go on with her life," Tilley said, according to the station.