Tabatha Case Study

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PER REPORTER: The reporter said today Kaden was brought in for his therapy session by his mother (Tabatha). She said during the child’s session Tabatha started talking about how she was going to make a transition and do what God told her to do. The reporter said afraid assessing the things the child’s mother was saying with another therapist (Charlene) they discovered that Tabatha was referring to killing herself as well as Kaden. It is unknown if Tabatha has a plan as to how she is going to kill herself and Kaden. The reporter mentioned that Tabatha did not go into details about her plans, but she said Tabatha told her that she and Kaden were going to take a trip to a hotel in Greenwood, MS and she was going to take them out of the world. The reporter mentioned that Tabatha was …show more content…
She said when Tabatha saw her Kindus’s mother she got very upset due to her filling papers for her to be committed due to her behavior. The reporter mentioned that Sheriff Deputies from Leflore County came out to get Tabatha to take her to be treated. However, she said they were unable to get her due to Kaden holding on to her and not letting her go until his father held him back. The reporter said Tabatha was having a screaming match with her ex-mother in-law in front of the child, and she said Kaden was crying due to what was going on. She also said Tabatha then got in her car and drove off and was chased by one of the Deputies, and she said she was told that both Tabatha and the Deputy had a wreck somewhere in Carrol County. The reporter also mentioned that Kaden is now with his father but she is unsure where his mother is at this time. She mentioned that Kindus and Tabatha share custody of the child. It is unknown if Tabatha has ever harmed the child before. However, the reporter said Kaden is not afraid of his mother due to her behavior she said the child loves his mother a

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