Charisse Stinson's messages about her baby's death also say she's pregnant

A nursing assistant from St. Petersburg, Florida, was previously Charisse Stinson's best friend. In his first post on the death of Twitter kid Jonathan Belliveau on Facebook, Mia Turner said that Stinson "did something for this baby".

It was posted on Sunday, September 2nd at 5:23 pm, but Turner had been talking to Stinson since Saturday night. She only posted these messages on Tuesday night on the Justice for Jordan community page. Many were outraged that she did not contact the police immediately on Sunday. She claims that the police knew about it.

The posts posted by Turner with Stinson actually start in July, as she checks how Stinson and Jordan were doing and encouraged Stinson to stay strong.

In the following message, Turner asks if Stinson is pregnant again.

Stinson then says Turner Jordan hit his head and needed stitches and said he called 911. Turner, who was following the case on his own Facebook page since Sunday night, did not post any questions. messages but said that she was suspicious.

"I'm sorry, but I know this girl, personally, uses Charisse to be my best friend. This girl did something for that baby ………… He said that he was bleeding head, that all that shit … something is wrong …

So when Turner posted this article on her own Facebook page, she had already spoken to Stinson.

Their exchange is as follows: Stinson says Jordan has "hit the ground very hard". Turner asked if she and Jordan were in the hospital. Stinson says that they were it. She claimed to have called 911 when her son woke her up "suddenly very loudly, I cut the light and he had a seizure and he never did it." She told Turner "that they" a scan of the head … I do not know if it's called he hit the ground so hard that his head was bleeding I do not know how to do it, it's crap the scariest I've ever seen. Turner asked how bad he was and Stinson said, "He'll need stitches." This exchange took place on Saturday at 2:16 am on Sunday morning at 8:30, Turner sends a message to Stinson and says, "Please, tell me it's not your kid on this. Amber alert. Stinson replies, "It's my baby. Turner asks what happened, who he is with. Stinson responds only 11 hours later when she tells Turner not to worry about her. Turner says, "I hope you did not hurt this baby." Stinson says "go to hell".

Turner did not post all these posts until Tuesday night on the Justice for Jordan community page, long after the police said they found Jordan's body.

Profile picture of the "Justice for Jordan" Facebook page

Some people were angry because Turner did not provide this information to the police on the Sunday she had it. In response, she said, "The police have this information, I'm sure." She also said that she tagged Jordan's grandmother, Jessica Belliveau. What is very clear is that the 21-year-old mother, now charged with murder, told Turner what happened on Saturday night.

Screenshot of Facebook screen

At a press briefing Monday, the police said Stinson was cooperative and that, after researching the waterways with divers and at Dumpsters, the authorities did not know where Jordan was. . And on Monday, the police published the man's sketch that Stinson claimed to have removed his baby. The police said they found "bloody items" in the house, but the Florida Law Enforcement Department and many other police forces in the area were still looking for this 25-month-old toddler. the hunt for an alleged abductor.

In Stinson's original story to the police, she traveled to her home to her 2-year-old friend Jordan from her apartment complex in Largo, Florida. when she took a ride from a man she did not know. While she was in the car, she fought with the man, whom she later told the police she called "Antwon," and she said to have hit her in the face. She said she woke up in a wooded area of ​​Central Park Largo about 1:30 to about four hours after getting in the car. She could not find her son and, police said, she went to a nearby motel and called for help. Largo police responded and said they searched the park and the area and found no sign of Jordan.

Police believed that the boy had been abducted by the man that she was calling "Antwon" in a 2010 white Toyota Camry. Late Monday afternoon, the police released a composite sketch of "Antwon" .

The Florida Police Department released Amber Alert on Sunday morning for the 25-pound, 25-month-old, two-pound, six-inch, 25-month-old child described as wearing a blue numbered shirt. 72, black and white striped blue sports shorts, black socks and black and white Nike shoes, authorities said. Jordan could also be identified by a "partial cut" under the chin, the police said. He also has a birthmark on the right side of his abdomen, police said.

Stinson described a black man, about 25 years old, with brown hair, brown eyes, gold teeth and dreadlocks wearing a white tank top and AND1 black basketball shorts.

It was a lie.

Turner continued to post on his Facebook page about the case. It is unclear whether the police spoke to her and if she said that she was "sure" that the police had the messages, maybe she thought because the police would have passed Stinson's phone, regardless of this presumption, to provide the authorities with the information it had on Sunday.

A commentator from Facebook said: "As soon as this orange alert sounded, you should have been at the station … you could have helped to save it!"

In a police report released on Wednesday, Stinson told investigators that Jordan "suffered a serious unexplained injury to his right leg" and that "during a moment of frustration, she admitted to having hit him on the back with the back of his head to hit an inside wall of his house. After the blow to the head, the victim suffered seizures during the night, which led to a further decline that resulted in her death. "

She then carried her body in the woods near a ball field a few minutes from her apartment complex and threw her body, it was reported.

Stinson is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday afternoon. She is being held in Pinellas County Jail.

Meanwhile, what appears to be a legitimate GoFundMe campaign has been put in place to help bury little Jordan Belliveau and run by his father who is on Facebook as "Joe Cartel".

"Papa Daddy will go crazy, I pray god man I'm sorry I should never let you leave my side."