☛ Janet Irvin Arrested ☚  Quwan Charles Emmitt Till Story ☞ New Black History Month Movie 2021 ☜
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Date: 2020-12-11

($)-- (1) 300,000 BOND/ PJ JUDGE PITMAN
RS14:92] CONTR TO DELINQ JUVENL
($)-- (1) 100,000 BOND PJ/JUDGE PITMAN

#JanetIrving bond was set at $400,000. $300,000 for failure to report a missing child and $100,000 for contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. Irvin remains in jail.

On November 5, 2020, Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office issued a press release regarding the death of the juvenile Quawan Charles. Quawan Charles was reported missing on October 30, 2020, to the Baldwin Police Department in Baldwin, Louisiana at 8:04pm. Baldwin is located in St. Mary Parish. Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office was not notified of a missing juvenile in Iberia Parish until November 3rd at approximately 2:15pm, when IPSO was contacted by Quawan Charles’ mother, Roxanne Nelson.

At that time, IPSO deputies requested the wireless provider “ping” Quawan’s cell phone. On November 3, 2020, at 6:43pm, the body of Quawan Charles was located in a drainage ditch along the headland, in a sugar cane field adjacent to Ed. Broussard Rd. near the Village of Loreauville, in Iberia Parish.

The final autopsy and toxicology report were published, and those findings have been released to the family by the Iberia Parish Coroner’s Office.

IPSO Bureau of Investigations conducted extensive interviews with numerous individuals, collected forensic evidence, and along with the completed autopsy report it was determined that the following charges be filed against Janet Irvin (f, 37 yrs. old). A warrant was issued by the 16th Judicial District Court for Janet Irvin,  Irvin was arrested, February 9, 2021 at approximately 11:00 am, on the following charges:

LA RS 14.403.7 Failure to report a missing child (felony)

LA RS 14.92 Contributing the delinquency of a minor

Irvin was arrested in Lafayette parish with the assistance of Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office and booked into the Lafayette Parish Correctional Facility. Janet Irvin was then released to the Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office Detectives and booked into the Iberia Parish Jail. 

This case continues to be an ongoing investigation and more arrest may follow.

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Mankind in its present state has been around for a quarter of a million years, yet only the last 4,000 have been of any significance.

So, what did we do for nearly 250,000 years? We huddled in caves and around small fires, fearful of the things that we didn't understand. It was more than explaining why the sun came up, it was the mystery of enormous birds with heads of men and rocks that came to life. So we called them 'gods' and 'demons', begged them to spare us, and prayed for salvation.

In time, their numbers dwindled and ours rose. The world began to make more sense when there were fewer things to fear, yet the unexplained can never truly go away, as if the universe demands the absurd and impossible.

Mankind must not go back to hiding in fear. No one else will protect us, and we must stand up for ourselves.

While the rest of mankind dwells in the light, we must stand in the darkness to fight it, contain it, and shield it from the eyes of the public, so that others may live in a sane and normal world.
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SCP File - 1955 Nov. 14, 2020
Days after his family had reported him missing, Quawan Bobby Charles, 15, was found dead in a sugar cane field, more than 20 miles from his home in Baldwin, La., his face badly disfigured.

A preliminary autopsy found that his death had most likely been caused by drowning. But the circumstances surrounding his disappearance, and the local police’s slowness to take action, have prompted the boy’s family to commission an independent autopsy

SCP File - 1955 - ETL Till, who went by the nickname Bobby, was born on July 25, 1941, in Chicago. He grew up in a thriving, middle-class Black neighborhood on Chicago's South Side. The neighborhood was a haven for Black-owned businesses, and the streets he roamed as a child were lined with Black-owned insurance companies, pharmacies and beauty salons as well as nightclubs that drew the likes of Duke Ellington and Sarah Vaughan.

Those who knew Till best described him as a responsible, funny and infectiously high-spirited child. He was stricken with polio at the age of 5. He managed to make a full recovery, save a slight stutter that remained with him for the rest of his life.

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