10-Year-Old Rebekah Baptiste Had Cigarette Burns, Bruises: Full Preliminary Hearing
September 7, 2025
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2:43:05Now Playing10-Year-Old Rebekah Baptiste Had Cigarette Burns, Bruises: Full Preliminary Hearing
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as posted by the channelOn Thursday, Richard Baptiste and Anicia Wood were in court for their preliminary hearing. The two are charged with first-degree murder for the death of their 10-year-old daughter, Rebekah. During the preliminary hearing, several witnesses took the stand to share the evidence they had regarding her murder. One of those details is that the kids were living in a home with no electricity or water, and Rebekah reportedly slept on a chair cushion on the floor. Deputies also recall seeing bruises all over Rebekah’s body and the other injuries she had.
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