Plea Deal Discussed in 2010 Acton Murder Case
Mother faces charges of killing her 13-month-old son.
An Acton woman wants to plead guilty to a lesser charge of manslaughter in the 2010 death of her son, but a Middlesex Superior Court judge wants more background on the woman before making a decision, the Lowell Sun is reporting. Christina Hancock is accused of murdering her son, Kaydn Hancock, on May 12, 2010. The cause of death was by blunt-force trauma, a medical examiner ruled. In Middlesex Superior Court on Wednesday, Judge Maureen Hogan held a 30-minute sidebar conference with prosecutors and the defense to discuss a possible plea agreement, the Sun reports. If the judge is satisfied, Hancock could change her plea then. Prosecutors seek an eight-to 10-year state-prison sentence, while the defense is seeking far less time behind bars. …
Wandy Luna
4:55 am on Thursday, April 11, 2013
She doesn't even show any type of remorse. I think she deserves a lot more than a 8-10. Its not like it was a self defense or the victim could've defended themselves. He was a baby. But only God can judge. God Bless her and her family. I will pray for them! more ›