Why Does Sharunda Want To Kill Qua Tressa?

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PER REPORTER: Sharunda (aunt) is threatening to kill her child, Qua’Tressa. The reporter said that Sharunda wants to kill Qua’Tressa because of Sharunda’s grandbaby. The reporter said Sharunda thinks her grandbaby is better than Qua’Tressa. According to the reporter other people are calling to tell her things that are going on with Qua’ Tressa. The reporter said that she called Sharunda and asked her if she would kill her baby. Sharunda asked the reporter “why did she say that”? The reporter told Sharunda it was because other people have told her that she would kill Qua’Tressa. It was told by the reporter that Sharunda was last around Qua’ Tressa on last week. Per reporter Que’Tressa is not dead and no harm has been done to her. Per reporter

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