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Black Woman Assaults Pure White Woman, Steals Her Baby Then Kills The Baby By Setting It On Fire! #Savage (Video)

by Tj Sotomayor July 25, 2018 0 comments

This Seems Drug Related!

By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

In what has to be one of the sickest crimes and most unforgivable crimes that I have ever heard of, A black woman decided to kidnap and murder a white child by setting it on fire!  IF THIS IS TRUE……. BECAUSE IT COULD BE JUST A HORRIBLE LIE BY THE WHITE CHICK ON HE FORMER BLACK FRIEND… Lets take a look

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqrt7f1NhUU

The more that I think about this story, the more I believe it is 100 Percent bullshit!   The fact that these 2 were friends on facebook and the fact that this woman ran and left her new born baby while she saved herself sounds fishy as hell!

A lot of these dumb blacks will let whites talk them into doing some crime and then the crime ends up being blamed all on them.  I can say if that is the case here but if it were, I wouldnt be surprised!

A six-month old baby boy was kidnapped, set on fire and dumped near train tracks in Louisiana last week.

Baby Levi Cole Ellerbe was kidnapped on July 17 after two people came to mother Hanna Barker’s trailer door just after 9pm and sprayed her in the face with what she believed was mace.

Instinctively, the Barker ran to get away, a statement from Natchitoches police said, and when she went back home, found her infant son was missing.

Unfortunately, less than 90 minutes after Levi went missing, police were alerted to a fire nearby the railroad, where they found a badly burned six-month-old boy.

Levi was rushed to Natchitoches Regional Medical Center in a critical condition but died on Wednesday from his injuries.

Felicia Marie-Nicole Smith (pictured), 25, was charged with the first degree murder of Levi on Saturday

Felicia Marie-Nicole Smith, 25, was charged with the first degree murder of Levi on Saturday and booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center.

It is unclear if Smith and Hanna Barker knew each other personally, but the pair are friends on Facebook.

Levi, who had three sisters, Brookelaine, Elizabeth, and Nevaeh, was laid to rest on Friday. His obituary described him as ‘the happiest baby who always had a big smile’.

‘He spent his time playing with siblings and cousins especially outdoors, watching PJ Masks and video gaming with Uncle J,’ the moving tribute read.

‘He was an animal lover and anytime he could get his hands on his dog, Rex, he loved to pull his ears.

‘Levi was a blessing to our family and everyone who met him. We will always remember him as our little ‘Chunky Monkey’.’

Neighbor Kanika Johnson was the one who made the 911 call. She told Town Talk she thought the fire had been started by local children and was nothing malicious.

‘I just seen it on fire. I didn’t see nobody or nothing,’ she said. ‘I just thought some kids might have set it on fire or something.’

‘I had called the police and told them to hurry up and send somebody to put the fire out before it spreads.

‘And [the next day] I found out it was a baby.’

Hanna has been grieving with her mother, Kristy Roberts, and her sister.

A Louisiana woman was arrested Saturday in the mysterious death of a 6-month-old boy who was kidnapped and set on fire, police said.

Felicia Marie-Nicole Smith was charged Saturday with first-degree murder in the death of Levi Cole Ellerbe, police said Monday. Authorities received a 911 call around 9:10 p.m. on July 17 about a child being taken from a home at Mayberry Trailer Park.

An unidentified mother told police two people sprayed her in the face with a chemical, possibly mace, and barged into her trailer. She said she fled the trailer to escape the attackers.

Officers began searching the area for the missing child until they received a call around 10:20 p.m. about a fire near Breda Avenue, about a mile away from where the boy was taken. Police found a baby with burns on his body.

He was airlifted to a hospital where he later died.

It’s unclear if Smith has any personal or familial relationship to the mother and baby or what led police to arrest the 25-year-old. Police did not say what happened to the two people allegedly involved in the kidnapping.

Levi Cole Ellerbe (pictured) was kidnapped, set on fire and dumped by train tracks on July 17 after his mother was attacked with mace. The infant died the next day of his injuries

Mother Hanna Barker had run away to escape her attackers, but when she returned, her son was missing