Documents from the arrests of two Utah women last week show what happened when they allegedly kidnapped two young children, triggering an AMBER Alert.
Yaneli Morales Murillo, age 22, was arrested last Wednesday on two felony counts of child kidnapping, two felony counts of obstructing justice, and two counts of misdemeanor child abuse with physical injury.
Court documents state that one of the children was"born drug dependent," and Murillo had recently tested positive for drugs. In addition, Murillo told police following her arrest later that day that she smoked methamphetamine after learning that the state was taking her children, but before she left her home with them.
During caseworkers' communications with the two women, they received a text from Alvarez's phone number that read:"Because of what they did to me, I'm here, that was the help they gave me, Because the children didn't let me, and I did it wrong so that you made me kill the children, and I failed them."
"[Murillo] said [Alvarez] was trying to tell DCFS that she didn't trust them and would not turn over the children," the arrest report said.
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