Angel Of Death Or Infant Killer: A Case Study

The notorious case that took place over three decades is making its way back into the public’s eye as Genene Jones aka the “Angel of Death or Infant Killer” is said to walk free next year May 2018. This is due to an old Texas law that releases some prisoners to relieve overcrowding in prisons. Genene Jones was a nurse who worked at one of the hospitals in San Antonio, Texas before going to another one in Kerrville. Every time she worked, there would be a significant amount of deaths, which lead to her shifts being called the “death shift”. She is thought to be responsible for more than 60 infant deaths and was sentenced to 99 years in prison. However, due to the old Texas law, she will be getting out early, at the age of 66.
The Bexar County
District Attorney Nico LaHood and others are frantically trying to find more of the families of the infants that were horrendously killed by Jones so they can add more years to her sentence. Otherwise, the “Infant Killer” will be free to walk amongst society. Nobody wants a serial killer walking around the streets and being around our children, especially parents of young kids. The youth of this generation would be traumatized forever, always being on the lookout. Or they might grow up thinking that its normal to have a serial killer be free if it happens again in their lifetime. It will be absurd if they do let a mass murderer, particularly of helpless children, back into society. Every parent will be worried and will be watching their kids closely as others will be on edge knowing a psychopath roams among them. That’s why people with authority like LaHood are trying to keep her and others away from the public. She is an evil woman who should be held accountable for the crimes she has committed. Who knows if she’ll strike again, she is only 66 years old. She still has a few good years left in her to cause damage. Not everyone that comes out of prison is a changed person.