Daisja Weaver 9 mos. missing 6/10/09 Dallas TX- Deceased/Dad convicted

[Nut44x4]

Authorities suspend search at Lake Lewisville for 9-month-old 11:14 AM CT

11:22 AM CDT on Thursday, June 18, 2009
The search for a 9-month-old baby in Lake Lewisville has been suspended, Dallas police said today.

Dallas police Senior Cpl. Kevin Janse said Lewisville Fire Department divers have searched the location provided by the child’s mother despite the poor visibility underwater and treacherous lake conditions.

The search was suspended Wednesday afternoon, but the investigation continues into the child's disappearance and a $15,000 reward remains in effect, Janse said.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/061909dnmetweaver.1595133.html

[pink angel]

I just heard on CNN that the Amber Alert has also been canceled.


Poor baby will probably never be found, unless her little body washes up on shore. Too many babies and children are dying.

I hope these parents rot in hell and that the baby in the mom's stomach finds a safe and loving home away from this family.

[Tracygirl]

I just heard on CNN that the Amber Alert has also been canceled.


Poor baby will probably never be found, unless her little body washes up on shore. Too many babies and children are dying.

I hope these parents rot in hell and that the baby in the mom's stomach finds a safe and loving home away from this family.

This case has been on my mind.  I will admit though I have not looked to see if they have found her, ignorance is bliss sometimes. This poor little baby, she needed extra protection and help in life and what she found was parents who would abuse her, kill her and have such little respect for her to not even bury her. I would have taken her and made sure she was given every opportunity to thrive and be the best she could be. My heart breaks into a million little pieces for her. I pray they find her and she is awarded a proper burial in a pretty little pink casket adorned with beautiful flowers.

[pink angel]

Father charged with capital murder of missing baby
© 2009 The Associated Press
July 9, 2009, 6:17PM

DALLAS — The father of 9-month-old girl who's been missing for about a month has been charged with capital murder in her disappearance.

Dallas police Senior Cpl. Janice Crowther said Thursday that Denton County prosecutors filed the charge against 20-year-old Alandus Weaver.

Daisja Weaver has been missing since early last month after her 19-year-old mother, Tamaira Creagh, said a man broke into her apartment and kidnapped the baby.

Police eventually arrested Creagh on an evidence tampering charge, and she told police they dumped the child's body into Lake Lewisville with a sandbag tied to it after she died while in her father's care.The father, 20-year-old Alandus Weaver, was arrested on suspicion of tampering or fabricating evidence to hinder an investigation.

The search of the lake for the child's body has been abandoned.

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/tx/6522140.html

[Leroy]

Missing baby’s father transferred to Denton County
By DAN EAKIN, Staff Writer
(Created: Friday, July 10, 2009 5:08 PM CDT) 

The father of a 9-month-old baby whose body is believed to be in Lewisville Lake has been transferred to the Denton County Jail.

Dallas police apparently want Alandus Weaver, 20 of Dallas, to face capital murder charges in the June 9 disappearance of his daughter, Daisja Weaver.

Denton County District Attorney Paul Johnson said the case will be tried in Denton County because the alleged offense occurred in a Denton County portion of far North Dallas.

“We have not gotten the case yet,” Johnson told the Lewisville Leader Friday afternoon. “We will take a look at the facts after we get it and decide how to handle it.”

A Dallas police affidavit, found on line at http://media2.myfoxdfw.com/PDF/weaver.pdf states that Weaver, “On June 9, 2009, did then and there in the city of Dallas …commit the offense of capital murder.”

However, Tom Reedy, Denton County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson, noted, “the affidavit online is not signed nor is there an arrest warrant.”

Weaver was booked into the Denton County Jail Friday afternoon. The only charge listed against him at this time on the Denton County Web site is tampering with evidence, with a bond set at $100,000.

Weaver and the baby’s mother, Tamaira Creagh, 19, told police immediately after the June 9 disappearance of the baby that an intruder had entered their apartment, tried to sexually assault the woman and then kidnapped the baby.

A few days later, the woman changed her story and told police that the baby had been found not breathing in the apartment after Weaver had picked her up from work and brought her home.

According to a Dallas police affidavit, Creagh told police that Weaver had told her that they had to “stick together” on the story. She also said the baby had bruises on various parts of her body when she was found not breathing in the apartment.

She also told police that they took the baby’s body from the apartment, found a sand bag at a construction site, tied it onto one of the baby’s legs and dropped it into Lewisville Lake.

At the request of Dallas police, the Lewisville Fire Department’s dive team searched for the baby’s body in the lake for several days without any results.

After the woman changed her story, Dallas police charged the couple with tampering with evidence. The woman bonded out of jail, but Weaver remained in custody.

http://www.scntx.com/articles/2009/07/10/news_update/20.txt

[Leroy]

Father faces murder charge in Denton County in 9-month-old's death

12:44 AM CDT on Friday, July 10, 2009

http://www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/070909dnmetbabydeath.4d46452.html
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This article has a lot of disturbing details and is very sad so I am only posting the link    

Justice for poor Daisja 

[Nut44x4]

Dad Charged With Murder In Dallas Baby's Death

Jul 9, 2009

A new Dallas Police affidavit says the parents of a 9-month-old child left their baby in vehicle overnight before disposing of their little girl's body.

The arrest affidavit says the girl, Daisja Weaver, was "put in the back seat of her father's car, face down, with the body strapped into the car seat."

The lifeless body of the child was found in the car the next day, according to the affidavit.

The father drove the mother to work the next day with the corpse still in the back seat and sat outside her office for most of the day, the affidavit says.

The document goes on to say that later that day the mother called Dallas police to say her daughter had been kidnapped after an unknown intruder entered the family's apartment. An Amber Alert was issued for the case, and a reward was offered for the girl's safe return.

Days later the mother recanted her story to police, telling detectives the baby had not been kidnapped and that the father had tossed the baby into Lake Lewisville.

The arrest affidavit says when the couple drove to Lewisville Lake they found a sandbag which they used to anchor the little girl's body.

Both parents were been arrested for tampering with evidence in the case. The father states the baby drowned while he was giving her a bath and that in a panic he and his wife made up the kidnapping story.

The father, Alandus Weaver, has now been charged with capital murder in the case.
http://cbs11tv.com/local/Baby.Daisja.death.2.1079465.html

[Nut44x4]

THIS STORY IS BS!!!!! ARE THESE COPS ON CRACK!!???   

Dad offers details of baby's disappearance

DALLAS — There has been a big development in the case of nine-month-old Daisja Weaver, who has now been missing for more than a month.

Police belive that the infant was tossed from a bridge over Lewisville Lake by her parents on June 9.

Now they have charged Daisja's father, Alandus Weaver, with capital murder — even though the child's body was never found in the murky waters.

When Daisha was first reported missing from her far North Dallas apartment, her mother, 19-year-old Tamaira Creagh, told police that the baby had been kidnapped during an attempted sexual assault.

Police now believe they have the full story about what happened to the baby.

Investigators say Alandus Weaver, 20, has told them he accidentally drowned the baby while giving her a bath on June 8. He said he poured too much water over her head and she drowned.

Weaver and Creagh told police they then panicked and put the dead child in a car overnight. The next day they finally disposed of the body in Lewisville Lake.

The parents then concocted their story of the mother being attacked, and they faked an assault by having Weaver beat Creagh.

Weaver faces a charge of capital murder; Creagh is still charged with evidence tampering.

The search for Daisja Weaver's body was abandoned after an intensive effort, but police now feel that with the father's confession, they have enough evidence to prosecute.
http://www.wfaa.com/sharedcontent/dws/wfaa/latestnews/stories/wfaa090709_wz_daisja.24e1176e.html

Kids don't drown by pouring water over their head ~~~~~~ WTF!??

[Leroy]

I agree Nut.  And this mother needs to be charged with more than just evidence tampering!

[pink angel]

I agree with both of you.

He is admitting to an accident, when he damn well murdered that baby! How can the police BUY this crap?

He knew he was in knee deep when mom started talking and admitted to an "accident" so it makes him look better and hopefully gets him a much lighter sentence rather than the death penalty.

Sorry for the french but I am so upset over this.

The mother shouldn't be out on bail! I am livid.

[Sister]

I agree with both of you.

He is admitting to an accident, when he damn well murdered that baby! How can the police BUY this crap?

He knew he was in knee deep when mom started talking and admitted to an "accident" so it makes him look better and hopefully gets him a much lighter sentence rather than the death penalty.

Sorry for the french but I am so upset over this.

The mother shouldn't be out on bail! I am livid.

Pink - ditto, ditto!!!!!

[Nut44x4]

Probably not in the lake at all...hard to say what they did with her body. They lie.
 

[Nut44x4]

Check out the comments here.... (I love that site, lmao)
http://www.dreamindemon.com/2009/06/16/wtf-happened-to-daisja-weaver/

[Leroy]

Check out the comments here.... (I love that site, lmao)
http://www.dreamindemon.com/2009/06/16/wtf-happened-to-daisja-weaver/

wow, some of those posters took the words right out of my mouth!

[linds1980]

http://www.wfaa.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/tv/stories/wfaa090928_wz_babymurder.1c3d66ef4.html

Missing girl's father waives right to arraignment
02:33 PM CDT on Monday, September 28, 2009


DENTON — Alandus Weaver, who has admitted dumping his baby girl's body in Lewisville Lake, was scheduled to be arraigned on capital murder charges Monday.

He did not appear in the courtroom but his lawyer, Larry Baraka, did. Baraka waived Weaver's right to an arraignment, a technicality that will allow him more time to investigate Weaver's case, he said.

The body of nine-month-old Daisja Weaver has never been found.

Police say Weaver, 21, confessed to accidentally drowning Daisja while giving her a bath in their North Dallas apartment.

He said that he and the baby's mother — Tamera Cray — then panicked, and threw Daisja's body in the lake.

Weaver had been indicted on first degree murder.

Weaver and Cray have also been charged with tampering with physical evidence in the case.

Weaver's next hearing will be December 1st at the Denton County courthouse. The state is expected to reveal more information on how it plans to proceed with the case, and whether it will offer a plea bargain or not.

Meanwhile, Weaver remains behind bars at the Denton County jail.

E-mail cvega@wfaa.com.

[Nut44x4]

North Texas father guilty of killing baby daughter 
Updated at 06:51 AM today

DENTON, TX -- A north Texas jury has found a Dallas man guilty of murder in the death of his 9-month-old daughter.

The Denton County jury about five hours Monday to deliberate the verdict of 21-year-old Alandus Weaver in the death of Daisja Weaver. A sentencing trial is scheduled in two weeks. Weaver could get up to life in prison.

Daisja Weaver has been missing since early June 2009 after her 19-year-old mother, Tamaira Creagh, said a man broke into her apartment and kidnapped the baby.

Police eventually arrested Creagh on an evidence tampering charge, and she told police that she and Weaver dumped the child's body into Lake Lewisville with a sandbag tied to it after she died while in her father's care.

However, Weaver testified that Creagh was the one who killed the child.

The girl's body was never found.

http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/state&id=7382721

[MuffyBee]

North Texas father guilty of killing baby daughter 
Updated at 06:51 AM today

DENTON, TX -- A north Texas jury has found a Dallas man guilty of murder in the death of his 9-month-old daughter.

The Denton County jury about five hours Monday to deliberate the verdict of 21-year-old Alandus Weaver in the death of Daisja Weaver. A sentencing trial is scheduled in two weeks. Weaver could get up to life in prison.

Daisja Weaver has been missing since early June 2009 after her 19-year-old mother, Tamaira Creagh, said a man broke into her apartment and kidnapped the baby.

Police eventually arrested Creagh on an evidence tampering charge, and she told police that she and Weaver dumped the child's body into Lake Lewisville with a sandbag tied to it after she died while in her father's care.

However, Weaver testified that Creagh was the one who killed the child.

The girl's body was never found.

http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/state&id=7382721

Alandus Weaver is goin' down    Even though little Daisja Weaver's body hasn't been recovered, there can still be justice. 

[flutter1]

Yes, there is justice for Daisja.  I never seem to be quite satisfied when the final sentencing is announced.  Life, death by lethal injection, none of those things seem to even come remotely close to making up for the taking of an innocent child's life. 

May the sperm donor spend the rest of his life having night after night of nightmares in which he is drowning in the cold, murky waters of Lake Lewsiville.