Wisconsin Father Sentenced for Death of 12-Year-Old Son, Jacarie Robinson

Discovery of Jacarie Robinson

• 💔 A 12-year-old Wisconsin boy, Jacarie Robinson, was found dead inside his father's house after weeks of no contact.
• 🏠 Jacarie's older brother, J Moy, became concerned and entered the father's home, making a heartbreaking discovery.
• 📅 The last confirmed sighting of Jacarie by his mother was over three years prior, with his father, Raman Moy, claiming Jacarie was misbehaving.

Father's Deceptive Behavior

• 🤥 Raman Moy provided conflicting stories and evasive behavior to family members, claiming illness and impending death to avoid contact.
• 📱 Text messages reveal Moy's attempts to isolate Jacarie, telling his mother he was too weak to bring the boy over.
• 🏠 Neighbors reported seeing only the father and his daughters, unaware of Jacarie's presence.

Condition of the House and Victim

• 🤢 Upon entering, Jacarie's brother found the house in an uninhabitable state, filled with trash, rancid food, and a pervasive foul odor.
• 💀 Jacarie's emaciated body was discovered in a state of decomposition, weighing only 54 lbs at the time of his death.
• 🌡️ The house was kept at a low temperature, 64°F, which did not prevent decomposition.

Abuse and Neglect Allegations

• 🍽️ Jacarie's sisters reported that their father used food as punishment, allegedly prohibiting Jacarie from eating if he was caught in the kitchen at night.
• 🦴 Medical examiner determined Jacarie suffered fractured ribs and arms, with evidence of healing, indicating prolonged abuse and neglect.
• 💔 Jacarie's mother expressed distress over not seeing her son for years, despite Moy's claims of his bad behavior.

Father's Arrest and Sentencing

• 🏃‍♂️ Raman Moy fled the scene but was eventually apprehended by US Marshals and Milwaukee police after four months, following a tip.
• ⚖️ In February 2024, Moy was charged with first-degree reckless homicide and chronic neglect of a child.
• 🗓️ Moy pleaded guilty on September 1st, 2024, and was sentenced to 47.5 years in prison, followed by 20 years of supervised release.