Murderous Metro Atlanta Father Convicted
Christopher McNabb Guilty of Killing His Two-Week-Old Daughter
Caliyah McNabb's Tragic Death in 2017
In a chilling verdict, Christopher McNabb, a metro Atlanta father, was found guilty of murdering his two-week-old daughter, Caliyah McNabb, in 2019. Caliyah's lifeless body was discovered near the trailer where McNabb lived with his girlfriend, Cortney Bell, in 2017. The tragic incident occurred just one day after the infant's birth.
Following an investigation, both McNabb and Bell were charged with Caliyah's murder. The prosecution presented compelling evidence, including medical records and witness testimony, which proved that the infant had suffered severe head trauma. The jury deliberated for several hours before reaching a guilty verdict.
This heinous crime has sent shockwaves through the community. McNabb's actions have shattered the bond of trust that parents have for their children. Caliyah's loss is an immeasurable tragedy, and her life will be forever remembered with sorrow.
The verdict sends a clear message that violence against children will not be tolerated. McNabb's conviction serves as a warning to all parents who consider harming their vulnerable dependents. His actions have rightly earned him the full force of the law.
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