Une mère apprend que son neveu a tué son fils de 13 ans

29 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Jaquisha Beasley célébrait son anniversaire à La Nouvelle-Orléans lorsqu'elle a appris que son fils de 13 ans avait été mortellement blessé par balle à Memphis. La police a inculpé un parent de 15 ans pour homicide involontaire dans cette affaire.

Le 17 mai, vers 17h45, des agents sont intervenus sur les lieux d'une fusillade dans le pâté de maisons 2700 de Ketchum Place. Ils ont trouvé Ladarrius Payne souffrant d'une blessure par balle et ont prononcé son décès sur place. Le département de police de Memphis a indiqué que le suspect est le neveu de Mme Beasley.

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