8/30/2012: Smith County, Texas: The parents of toddler Jake Kimbley (center), w
hose
body was found inside a septic tank near his family's home, are facing
charges. Sabrina Kimbley (left) and David Kimbley (right) have been
indicted on child endangerment charges.
Both David and Sabrina are charged with ▬►13 counts each of child endangerment for the living children.
Each of the 26 total counts are state jail felonies.
The bond on each indictment is $100,000, totaling a $1.3 million bond each.
Sabrina refused the court-appointed attorney; her attorney remains Reeve Jackson.
David accepted the court-appointed attorney, Zack Davis.
Both Sabrina and David have been placed under arrest, but have not yet been transported to the Smith County Jail.
Jake went missing last Tuesday afternoon. He was found last Wednesday morning around 1:30 in his family's septic tank, about 15 feet behind the house in the woods.
The autopsy results on Kimbley have come back twice as pending. More conclusive results are expected in about a month.
CPS took five children living in the Kimbley home into state custody last week. A routine hearing to determine what kind of rights the Kimbleys have to the remaining children will be Thursday afternoon.
The investigation into the capital murder of Jake Kimbley is still underway.
SOURCE: http://www.kltv.com/story/
Both David and Sabrina are charged with ▬►13 counts each of child endangerment for the living children.
Each of the 26 total counts are state jail felonies.
The bond on each indictment is $100,000, totaling a $1.3 million bond each.
Sabrina refused the court-appointed attorney; her attorney remains Reeve Jackson.
David accepted the court-appointed attorney, Zack Davis.
Both Sabrina and David have been placed under arrest, but have not yet been transported to the Smith County Jail.
Jake went missing last Tuesday afternoon. He was found last Wednesday morning around 1:30 in his family's septic tank, about 15 feet behind the house in the woods.
The autopsy results on Kimbley have come back twice as pending. More conclusive results are expected in about a month.
CPS took five children living in the Kimbley home into state custody last week. A routine hearing to determine what kind of rights the Kimbleys have to the remaining children will be Thursday afternoon.
The investigation into the capital murder of Jake Kimbley is still underway.
SOURCE: http://www.kltv.com/story/
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