Arkansas boy buried under floorboards was drowned in toilet by mom’s boyfriend: affidavit | NY Post
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as posted by the channelThe young boy found buried under floorboards in his Arkansas home had been dead for 15 weeks — killed when his mom’s boyfriend shoved his head in a toilet as “punishment,” according to harrowing court records.
Blu Rolland’s decaying body was found Friday — his sixth birthday — wrapped in “multiple layers of plastic bags” under “newly nailed-down boards” in his home in Moro, according to an affidavit obtained by NBC News.
His dad’s family had raised the alarm after Blu’s sister was found with severe burns — and the little boy was repeatedly kept away from scheduled custody visits.
Blu’s 28-year-old mom, Ashley Rolland — who has a big black eye in her booking photo — quickly blamed her boyfriend, Nathan Bridges, 33, after both were arrested the day after the gruesome discovery, the outlet said.
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