🚨 THE CASE OF 4-YEAR-OLD JAVEAYAH HARRIS HAS TAKEN ANOTHER CHI-LLING TURN… PROSECUTORS HAVE JUST REVEALED A NEW ALLEGATION THAT IS SH0CKING THE NATION
Johmarea Harris and Michilae Herring have been accused of dissolving their daughter Johmarea Harris’ body in chemicals before pouring her remains in a South Carolina creek, according to authorities.
The parents of Javeayah Harris are accused of using powerful chemicals to destroy the 4-year-old’s remains, according to South Carolina authorities.
“Our information reveals the use of corrosive chemicals and other tools that were used to accelerate the destruction of her little body,” Aiken County Sheriff Marty Sawyer Jr. said during a recent press conference. “After this was completed, these two individuals poured what remains were left of Javeayah into the Cedar Creek Reservoir.”
“It’s unlikely that the entirety of Javeayah’s body,” Sawyer added, “or any other remains from this point forward, will be recovered.”
Noting that Johmarea Harris and Michilae Herring went to “great lengths to cover their repulsive and revolting actions,” Sawyer added, “In my 37-year career in law enforcement, I have never, ever heard of anything so horrific.”
Earlier this month, Johmarea and Michilae were charged with homicide by child abuse, while Michilae also facing a charge of filing a false police report, after allegedly claiming her daughter had gone missing.
Javeayah Harris
Photo: Aiken County Sheriff’s Office
They were denied bond, according to court records viewed by WYFF. According to arrest warrants obtained by Oxygen.com, Harris and Herring confessed to killing the child through child abuse and neglect and then failing to seek proper medical care.
They were also charged with destruction and desecration of human remains, Sawyer said on July 9.
The search for Javeayah began on June 30 after Michilae reported that she vanished while playing near the family’s chicken coop around 8:15 p.m.
Police said Javeayah was last seen wearing pink Minnie Mouse pajamas and Crocs with her hair in pink braids. They described her as a “smart, talkative, and friendly girl” who could fit into small spaces.
Multiple law enforcement agencies joined search efforts that spanned 5,000 acres and included helicopters and drones.
“We are working around the clock to find Javeayah and to bring her home,” Sawyer said during a July 2 press conference. “We know that this family is living a nightmare and we are doing everything we can.”
Johmarea Harris and Michilae Herring
Photo: Aiken County Sheriff’s Office
Two days later, Sawyer shared a heartbreaking—and shocking—update.
“I am deeply saddened to tell you our investigation and evidence leads us to believe 4-year-old Javeayah Harris is deceased,” he said in a press release. “We have arrested Javeayah’s parents.”
Authorities believe Javeayah had been dead for approximately one month before her mother reported her missing, Sawyer said.
Now, the goal is to seek justice for Javeayah.
“I will not refer to them as ‘mom’ and ‘dad,’ or ‘mother’ or ‘father,’” Sawyer said in the press conference. “They don’t deserve that title.”
SOURCE: https://www.oxygen.com/crime-news/javeayah-harris-death-parents-allegedly-used-chemicals-to-destroy-remains