The Georgia mother accused of killing her toddler son and tossing his body into a dumpster was arraigned Thursday morning on 19 counts, including three counts of murder, and ordered held without bond at a hearing in Savannah. Leilani Simon, 23, was arrested on November 21, six weeks after she reported 22-month-old Quinton Simon missing …
Attorneys for the Georgia woman accused of killing her toddler son last fall and tossing his body in a garbage dumpster have asked the judge in the case to throw out the three murder chargers against her. Leilani Simon, 23, is due in court on Thursday for a bond hearing and arraignment on charges that …
A Georgia judge has ruled that court proceedings in Leilani Simon’s trial for the murder of her 20-month-old son Quinton Simon will not be livestreamed. Prosecutors had asked the Judge Tammy Stokes bar cameras from the courtroom, citing privacy concerns for Quinton’s surviving siblings, while defense attorneys had said they were concerned about their mother’s …
A Georgia judge has ordered the state Division of Family and Children Services to hand over to him records relating to Leilani Simon, the mother charged with killing her 20-month-old son last October. Simon was charged with murder on November 21, after repeatedly changing her story about where she went and what she did the …
Georgia prosecutors subpoenaed a Chatham County dentist’s office for records in connection to accused child killer Leilani Simon, accused of beating her toddler son dead and tossing him in a dumpster. According to Fox 28 Savannah, prosecutors subpoenaed records from Aspen Dental to obtain information about Simon, 22, during any visits or treatment that may …
A Georgia grand jury has indicted Leilani Simon on 19 charges related to the death of her toddler son, whose remains were found in a Chatham County landfill two weeks ago. The eight page indictment charges Simon with malice murder, two counts of felony murder, concealing the death of another, and 14 counts of making …
The grandmother of the Georgia toddler whose remains were found in a Chatham County landfill was arrested Monday afternoon. Twenty-month-old Quinton Simon’s body was found late last month, five weeks after his October disappearance, as CrimeOnline previously reported. His mother, Leilani Simon, has been charged with murder in the boy’s death. Leilani Simon’s mother, Billie …
A Georgia woman arrested for the murder of her toddler son was ordered held without bail on Wednesday in a Chatham County Court. Leilani Simon did not appear at the bond hearing but is expected at a preliminary hearing set for January 11, 2023, when prosecutors will likely present some of the findings that led …
Accused murderer Leilani Simon, who’s currently behind bars in connection with the death of her son, Quinton Simon, apparently checked herself into a treatment center prior to her arrest. According to a family friend (who wants to remain unnamed), 22-year-old Simon checked herself into a rehabilitation center just weeks after her son’s death. On Monday, …
Georgia murder suspect Leilani Simon made her first court appearance Wednesday, two days after police arrested her in connection with the death of her 1-year-old son, Quinton Simon. As CrimeOnline previously reported, investigators found Quinton’s possible remains at a local landfill where he is believed to have been taken to after his body was discarded …
The mother of a Georgia toddler missing for three weeks and presumed dead has been on probation in another county since April. Chatham County police have named Leilani Simon, 23, the sole suspect in the disappearance and death of 20-month-old Quinton Simon on October 5, as CrimeOnline previously reported. Authorities, including the FBI, have been …
The mom of missing toddler Quinton Simon appeared in court Monday for a hearing about the custody and safety of her children, preceding a live conference by Chatham County police, who say Quinton is deceased and in a landfill. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Quinton’s mother, Leilani Simon, reported him missing on October 5; she said …
