Mugshots of the Week: Mom Accused of Forcing Daughter to Drink Bleach; Battery Charge For Kansas Man; and More
Joanne Zephir (left) accused of forcing her 3-year-old daughter to drink bleach, which killed her, authorities said.; Jesse Marshall (right) charged with battery after an incident in Kansas, cops say.
Apr. 26 2024, Published 3:01 p.m. ET
Jeffrey Scanlan
Scanlan and his wife were arrested for alleged child abuse/neglect after their 11-year-old child was found in a “large metal enclosure” when officers were asked to check on a truancy issue in Nevada, police said.
Scanlan and his wife were arrested for alleged child abuse/neglect after their 11-year-old child was found in a “large metal enclosure” when officers were asked to check on a truancy issue in Nevada, police said.
Joanne Zephir
Zephir was arrested and charged with murder after she allegedly forced her 3-year-old daughter to drink bleach, authorities said. Florida officials indicated they would be seeking the death penalty against Zephir.
Zephir was arrested and charged with murder after she allegedly forced her 3-year-old daughter to drink bleach, authorities said. Florida officials indicated they would be seeking the death penalty against Zephir.
Dianne Chamberlin
Chamberlin was arrested in connection with the deadly stabbing of a man who was dropped off at a Florida hospital emergency room, police said. She was charged with tampering with evidence.
Chamberlin was arrested in connection with the deadly stabbing of a man who was dropped off at a Florida hospital emergency room, police said. She was charged with tampering with evidence.
Jesse Marshall
Marshall was arrested on April 16 in Florence, Kansas, after he allegedly cut his arm on a broken window and was hit by a car, police said. He was charged with battery.
Marshall was arrested on April 16 in Florence, Kansas, after he allegedly cut his arm on a broken window and was hit by a car, police said. He was charged with battery.
Lane Estep
Estep was arrested on suspicion of setting a vehicle on fire and tampering with evidence after his father allegedly killed his wife, according to authorities. He was charged with second-degree arson, accessory after the fact relating to a capital felony and tampering with evidence relating to a capital felony.
Estep was arrested on suspicion of setting a vehicle on fire and tampering with evidence after his father allegedly killed his wife, according to authorities. He was charged with second-degree arson, accessory after the fact relating to a capital felony and tampering with evidence relating to a capital felony.
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