The family wants answers after the 2-year-old boy's death.
HARKER HEIGHTS, Texas - A mother of six is opening up for the first since she lost her youngest son while he was in custody with the Texas Department of Family Protective Services.
“The cops came to my house and took the baby from me. Two months later, he died in CPS custody,” she said. “He also told me that all the babies in there were sick with bumps all over their faces in the same nursery that my baby was in,” Joseph repeated what she was told by her teenage son. An autopsy revealed the 2-year-old died from COVID-19 and another respiratory infection. Joseph says that when he was taken, he was as healthy as could be.Feazell has spent decades in law and served as the McLennan County District Attorney. He says this case is appalling.Feazell says they are starting the legal process, starting the discovery, and they are adamant about making people answer for what they did.
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