by Higgenbotham » Tue Sep 09, 2025 11:49 am
Though I expect this to be the type of crime that will be committed with increasing frequency (while being ignored by the media and others)...as the new dark age tightens its grip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xboEsXt_a0
50 years prison time for Baltimore County woman found with bodies of two children inside of her car
By: Dominick Philippe-Auguste
Posted 6:56 PM, Feb 10, 2025 and last updated 7:03 PM, Feb 10, 2025
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — An end to a gruesome story in Baltimore County.
Nicole Johnson, 36, was sentenced to 50 years in prison after the bodies of two children were found in her car.
The disturbing discovery was unveiled July 28, 2021.
It all began when officers assigned to the Essex precinct pulled over Johnson's vehicle on Eastern Boulevard near Wagner's Lane.
Officers found that the vehicle was uninsured, unregistered, and had a fake temporary West Virginia tag attached to it.
RELATED: Aunt charged after police discover bodies of two children during traffic stop in Essex
Initial plans were to tow the car and issue citations, but Johnson had made some disturbing comments when the officer told her of potential court dates.
"It don't matter, I won't be here in five days," Johnson reportedly told the officer. "Y'all going to see me on the news, y'all going to see on the news making my big debut."
Johnson was instructed to take anything she may need out of the car before it was towed.
That's when the officer reported he began to smell a strong odor, immediately believing something was dead in the car.
Johnson pulled out a plastic tote and trash bag from the trunk.
Police said the bag contained maggots and a suitcase. She tried explaining to officers that it was just dirty blankets from living out of her car, but they were not convinced and ordered her to open the suitcase.
READ MORE: Charging documents reveal heartbreaking story of two children whose bodies were found inside aunt's car
It was then the first discovery was made, the decomposing body of 7-year-old Joshlyn Marie James Johnson.
After the child was found, Johnson made an unsuccessful attempt to flee.
Once she was caught, officers made the second horrific discovery: The body of Joshlyn's 5-year-old brother, Larry O'Neill, who was found stuffed inside the plastic tote bag.
An autopsy of Joshlyn's body revealed that she had been extremely malnourished and weighed only 18 pounds, Larry only weighed 21 pounds.
https://www.wmar2news.com/local/50-year ... of-her-car
I doubt they would have ordered the suitcase opened in Milwaukee. How long did it take to catch Dahmer after the neighbors started complaining to Milwaukee police about the smell?
Though I expect this to be the type of crime that will be committed with increasing frequency (while being ignored by the media and others)...as the new dark age tightens its grip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xboEsXt_a0
[quote]50 years prison time for Baltimore County woman found with bodies of two children inside of her car
By: Dominick Philippe-Auguste
Posted 6:56 PM, Feb 10, 2025 and last updated 7:03 PM, Feb 10, 2025[/quote]
[quote]BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — An end to a gruesome story in Baltimore County.
Nicole Johnson, 36, was sentenced to 50 years in prison after the bodies of two children were found in her car.
The disturbing discovery was unveiled July 28, 2021.
It all began when officers assigned to the Essex precinct pulled over Johnson's vehicle on Eastern Boulevard near Wagner's Lane.
Officers found that the vehicle was uninsured, unregistered, and had a fake temporary West Virginia tag attached to it.
RELATED: Aunt charged after police discover bodies of two children during traffic stop in Essex
Initial plans were to tow the car and issue citations, but Johnson had made some disturbing comments when the officer told her of potential court dates.
"It don't matter, I won't be here in five days," Johnson reportedly told the officer. "Y'all going to see me on the news, y'all going to see on the news making my big debut."
Johnson was instructed to take anything she may need out of the car before it was towed.
That's when the officer reported he began to smell a strong odor, immediately believing something was dead in the car.
Johnson pulled out a plastic tote and trash bag from the trunk.
Police said the bag contained maggots and a suitcase. She tried explaining to officers that it was just dirty blankets from living out of her car, but they were not convinced and ordered her to open the suitcase.
READ MORE: Charging documents reveal heartbreaking story of two children whose bodies were found inside aunt's car
It was then the first discovery was made, the decomposing body of 7-year-old Joshlyn Marie James Johnson.
After the child was found, Johnson made an unsuccessful attempt to flee.
Once she was caught, officers made the second horrific discovery: The body of Joshlyn's 5-year-old brother, Larry O'Neill, who was found stuffed inside the plastic tote bag.
An autopsy of Joshlyn's body revealed that she had been extremely malnourished and weighed only 18 pounds, Larry only weighed 21 pounds.[/quote]
https://www.wmar2news.com/local/50-years-prison-time-for-baltimore-county-woman-found-with-bodies-of-two-children-inside-of-her-car
I doubt they would have ordered the suitcase opened in Milwaukee. How long did it take to catch Dahmer after the neighbors started complaining to Milwaukee police about the smell?