Home Uncategorized ‘I JUST HAD FUN WITH HIM’ – 10-YEAR-OLD MISSOURI BOY’S CHILLING WORDS BEFORE SHOOTING 7-MONTH-OLD BABY IN THE HEAD LEAVE FATHER SOBBING IN POLICE INTERVIEW AS BOY BECOMES YOUNGEST IN STATE HISTORY TO FACE MURDER CHARGES In a devastating police interview just released, the father of 7-month-old Kiyomi Parker breaks down in tears as he recounts the horrifying moment he learned his own son had allegedly shot his baby daughter in the head. The 10-year-old boy, who has become the youngest person in Missouri history to face murder charges, reportedly said those words moments before pulling the trigger. The infant’s father, 19-year-old Ca’Marion Pawnell, told investigators he owned the gun and had stored it under a mattress. He now faces second-degree murder and child endangerment charges. Officers performed life-saving measures in the back of a patrol car while rushing Kiyomi to the hospital, but she later died from her injuries.

‘I JUST HAD FUN WITH HIM’ – 10-YEAR-OLD MISSOURI BOY’S CHILLING WORDS BEFORE SHOOTING 7-MONTH-OLD BABY IN THE HEAD LEAVE FATHER SOBBING IN POLICE INTERVIEW AS BOY BECOMES YOUNGEST IN STATE HISTORY TO FACE MURDER CHARGES In a devastating police interview just released, the father of 7-month-old Kiyomi Parker breaks down in tears as he recounts the horrifying moment he learned his own son had allegedly shot his baby daughter in the head. The 10-year-old boy, who has become the youngest person in Missouri history to face murder charges, reportedly said those words moments before pulling the trigger. The infant’s father, 19-year-old Ca’Marion Pawnell, told investigators he owned the gun and had stored it under a mattress. He now faces second-degree murder and child endangerment charges. Officers performed life-saving measures in the back of a patrol car while rushing Kiyomi to the hospital, but she later died from her injuries.

Uncategorized · 30/06/2026 · comments off

10-year-old Missouri boy becomes youngest person in state history to face murder charges after shooting baby in head

A 10-year-old Missouri boy has been charged with murder for allegedly shooting a 7-month-old baby in the head, with the tiny victim’s teenage dad also charged for allowing the kid to get the gun.

The accused preteen killer — who was unidentified because of his age — is believed to be the youngest person to have ever been charged with murder in Missouri.

He was taken into custody Friday after cops rushed to a St. Louis home over a reported shooting and found baby Kiyomi Parker with a gunshot wound to the head, according to police and local reports.

Mugshot of Ca'Marion Pawnell, a young Black man with dreadlocks, wearing a dark hoodie.
Ca’Marion Pawnell, 19, was arrested after a 10-year-old boy allegedly used his gun to shoot his baby.St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department

Officers performed life-saving efforts as they rushed the baby to a local hospital, but she died of her injuries, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said in a statement.

Witnesses at the harrowing scene said the handcuffed boy picked up a gun hidden under a mattress in a bedroom and shot the victim, court documents obtained by First Alert 4 showed.

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