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Woman Gets 50 Years In Death Of Her Son | Florida Sentinel Bulletin

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JORDAN BELLIVEAU CHARISSE STINSON A 23-year-old woman pleaded guilty to the murder of her son earlier this week. As a result of a plea agreement, she was sentenced to 50 years in prison. In September 2018, Ms. Charisse Stinson told police that she had accepted a ride from a stranger. The man allegedly knocked […]

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