A woman was accused of murdering her son more than 30 years ago

A 60-year-old woman, residing in Florida, She was arrested and charged with the murder of her son, which occurred more than three decades ago.

Amy Elizabeth Fleming She was arrested last month for allegedly killing her son, Francillon stonewho fHe was last seen in Las Vegas, Nevada, August 2, 1986. The boy was then three years old.

Francillon was son of a man named Jean Pierre, who had been Amy's boyfriend.

According to the Daily Mail, at the time of the disappearance the boy lived with his mother and partner, Lee Luster; both had been accused of child abuse one year before the loss of the child.

According to the Charley project, the chandelier hit the child so that they've left him over 30 marks all over the body and at the time of the disappearance, they were waiting for a trial for badaulting the child.

The couple then told the police that they thought Jean Pierre took the boy to Haiti.

Police searched Pierre's home in Haiti, but found none of the smaller ones. The man underwent a lie detector test that took place and for which he was fired as a suspect.

Amy and Lee Luster maintained their version that the boy's father had taken him to Haiti. For this reason they moved to Florida A year after the disappearance, they wanted to get closer to the Caribbean nation.

At that time, they were given a 30-day permit to find work and home in Orlando or to return to Nevada.

Although considered suspicious of the child's disappearance, the Luster has never been formally charged.

He was until December 2018, when a warrant was issued against Amy. A month later, he entered the Palm Beach County Jail for the alleged murder of his son.

It is unclear how the investigators could put the case in state, but it has been reported that The detectives worked more than a year on the subject.

On Monday, the woman will appear at a hearing and the North Las Vegas police will unveil how Amy was arrested at a press conference Monday afternoon.

The Las Vegas police had issued a warning message asking reports on Francillon, offering a picture of what the child would look like now.