Kendra Outlaw Case Summary

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On September 14, 2017, 10 years old Kendra Outlaw was forensically interviewed at Safe Shores by Ms. Leyla Sandler. During the forensic interview Kendra stated that on Tuesday September 12, 2017, she got physically disciplined by her father Mr. Darryl Outlaw. Kendra stated that while she was fixing the bed with Tania, she was playing around and pushed Tania to the ground. Kendra further stated that Tania told her about the listed incident and she got disciplined by her father. Kendra stated she was lying on the ground and her father whopped Kendra with an open hand on her face, back, and neck. Kendra further stated that she “feel Pain” while getting disciplined by her father. Kendra stated that after getting whopped by her father, she went

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