Black “Mother” Sets Fire to and Tortuously Kills Innocent Infant Baby
How can you not hang your heads in shame and embarrassment Black America at what our racial peers are doing? Many Blacks, because of their behavior, have EARNED the prejudice heaped upon them.
The Pemberton Township Black “mother” who set her newborn on fire hours after giving birth pleaded guilty Monday to aggravated manslaughter.
Prosecutors will recommend that Black woman Hyphernkemberly Dorvilier, 23, face 30 years in prison for the crime. Her original charge of murder was amended to aggravated manslaughter as part of a plea deal offered by prosecutors.
Dorvilier’s mother, Juana Sully, looked down and wiped away tears as Judge Terrence Cook read the terms of the deal. Dorvilier answered basic questions from Cook with, “Yes, your honor,” or “No, your honor.”
When public defended Karen Thek asked if Dorvilier set the fire and realized “there was a probability that death would result from those actions,” Dorvilier said, “Yes.” Dorvilier knew that a newborn innocent baby would experience the worst of pain, would struggle helplessly incapable of escaping torturous devastating unending pain that would appear to the infant to go on forever with no hope of being saved.
The Black woman Dorvilier took a can of WD-40 lubricating spray and a lighter, and set her newborn daughter ablaze on a street in Pemberton Township on the evening of Jan. 16, 2015.
Dorvilier drove to Simontown Road, where she lit the fire, several hours after giving birth alone in the bathroom of her home a mile and a half away, authorities said.
The baby, whom family members later named Angelica, still had her umbilical cord attached at the time of the fire, prosecutors said. Neighbors who called 911 said they could hear the infant crying. She had third-degree burns on two-thirds of her body, authorities said.
Angelica was flown to St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, but died less than two hours later.