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UPDATE: Landen Is Improving ! Premeditated Attempted First-Degree Murder Against The Monster!
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Poor sweet baby.....he’s still in critical condition
The boy fell about 39 feet and landed on the first floor in front of numerous people.
The complaint says medical personnel responded and began treating the boy, who was bleeding from the head and had massive head trauma.
He also suffered multiple fractured arm and leg bones.
The family of a 5-year-old boy thrown from a Mall of America balcony says he is “continuing to fight his courageous battle.”
From his family.......
“We are all completely overwhelmed with the love and support that has come our way during this tragic time ... we want to keep everybody updated to how Landen is doing.
He had a peaceful sleep and is still continuing to fight his courageous battle, he’s a strong survivor!
No other significant updates at this time, but please continue to keep him in your prayers.”
[link to minnesota.cbslocal.com (secure)]
Shocked The Community’: Emmanuel Aranda Charged
A 24-year-old Minneapolis man had planned to kill an adult the day before he threw a 5-year-old boy over a balcony at Mall Of America, critically injuring him, according to charges just filed in Hennepin County.
Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda faces one felony count of attempted premeditated first-degree murder in connection to the incident at MOA Friday.
According to the criminal complaint, Aranda went to the mall on Thursday with the intent to kill someone, but said it didn’t “work out.” He allegedly returned the next day, planning to kill an adult, but instead chose the boy. Charges say he threw the boy from the third-floor balcony outside the Rainforest Café.
Aranda is expected to make his first court appearance Tuesday afternoon and prosecutors will be seeking bail of $2 million.
Prosecutors are intending to pursue a longer sentence based on the aggravating factors of particular cruelty, including the vulnerability of the boy and committing the violent act in front of the boy’s mother and other children.
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