Florida Mom Kills 6-Year-Old Son In Alleged Demon Exorcism

What started as a school absence turned into a heartbreaking discovery that no one saw to come. The lost child, the well -being inspection and the mother’s distracting recognition have now left the entire Florida community in shock – keeping something so dark behind closed doors. Florida’s Fort Pierce authorities found a 6-year-old Ra’myl “Poppie” Pierre dead in his bedroom During last Friday’s welfare check.

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Florida’s mother murder during the boy’s exorcism

Pierre had been out of school since May 14, says reports. When the representatives arrived home, his mother Rhonda Joyce Paulnice claimed to lead them directly to the boy’s lifeless body. According to the researchersPaulynice told the search that her son died in an attempt to “remove demons” from his body, claiming he believed in God’s instructions.

“When talking to his mother, he believed that God ordered him in principle the disappearance of demons from the child’s body.” sheriff’s office said during the press report on Friday. “When the child had stopped moving and in principle died, at that time he felt that the child was released from these demons and expected to come back in principle at that time.”

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Officials say Killing murder likely to occur On 18 May, Paulnice admitted that he would speak to Ra’myl Pierre. During his interview, he said he was cycling and crying. He was accused In secondary murder, failure to report death and illegal movement of the body. Autopsy has been completed, but the medical inspector’s office withholds results ongoing study. Mother has been denied a bond and her public defender has not commented.

According to reportsPaulynice and his sons were the only ones who lived at home. Authorities had previously been to domestic and medical issues, including the day Before tragedy.

Community speaks

Paullynice’s daughter and Re’myl’s sister, Ramoura Bartelus, echoed with heartache. “I’m so sorry, Poppie,” Bartelus said through tears. “Note that we love you in all action.” As the family survives with an unimaginable defeat, they are now planning their funeral, following the trial and have launched a Gofundme helps cover the cost of burial.

In addition, St. Lucie County The school district announced It provides sad advice and support services to employees and students. In the statement District said, “Our hearts are the student’s family, friends, classmates and anyone who loved and took care of him during this incredible difficult time.”

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