Shakeil Boothe was found without vital signs at a Brampton home on May 27 last year and was declared dead a short time later.
Parents face first-degree murder charges in Brampton boy’s death
Published On Thu, 17 May 2012
Shakeil Boothe was found without vital signs at a Brampton home on May 27 last year and was declared dead a short time later.
The Canadian Press
A couple accused in the death of a 10-year-old boy are now facing upgraded charges of first-degree murder.
Police say the boy’s father Garfield Boothe and stepmother Nichelle Boothe-Rowe appeared in a Brampton court Thursday for the start of their preliminary hearing.
Both were formally charged with the upgraded counts.
Shakeil Boothe was found without vital signs at a Brampton home on May 27 last year and was declared dead a short time later.
Garfield Boothe was originally charged with failing to provide the necessities of life but that charge was later upgraded to second-degree murder.
Nichelle Boothe-Rowe was previously facing a manslaughter charge.
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