PRESIDENT TINUBU’S TRIBUTE TO MINISTER OF SOLID MINERALS, DELE ALAKE, ON HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 STATEHOUSE PRESS STATEMENT   PRESIDENT TINUBU’S TRIBUTE TO MINISTER OF SOLID MINERALS, DELE ALAKE, ON HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY   In my several decades of very close relationship with Dele Alake, I have known him as a steady hand, a forthright, upright, loyal, and committed ally.   He is straight and unequivocal. You always know where he stands on issues.   On the occasion of his 70th birthday on October 6, I rejoice with him, his immediate family, friends, and associates. I celebrate with him for the grace of joining the Club of Septuagenarians.    In his professional and public service life, Dele has built a reputation for hard work, excellence, and an unquenchable thirst for delivering results. At the heart of all his human endeavours is the quest for equity and social justice.   In journalism, where he devoted most of his professional working life, he excelled beyond measure as a frontline journalist and editor. He courageously used his pen to confro...
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A 3-MONTH-OLD DIED IN THE HOSPITAL WITH "MYSTERIOUS" HEAD INJURIES. THEN INVESTIGATORS NOTICED THE MOTHER'S DIAMOND RING WAS A PERFECT MATCH.(PHOTO).

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 A 3-month-old died in the hospital with "mysterious" head injuries. Then investigators noticed the mother's diamond ring was a perfect match.


Deputies with Polk County Sheriff's Department received a report of an unresponsive baby on the evening of Thursday, September 6th. 


Deputies arrived at the home in Lakeland, Florida, where they were met by 42-year-old Jessica Vlasac. 

She informed deputies that she had gone to sleep with her baby boy and had awoken to find him face down on the floor and unresponsive. Jessica added that her baby son was cold to the touch. 


When questioned, Jessica's housemates reported hearing nothing alarming prior to her screaming hysterically. 


The baby was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced deceased in the early morning of Friday, September 7th 


As the investigation progressed, medical examiners could find "nothing consistent with a de@th due to co-sleeping". 


However, they did find subdermal hemorrhaging and three impact spots on the baby boy's head. A strange L-shaped injury, likely caused by a square object, was also noted. 


With the autopsy findings in hand, detectives began to re-interview everyone associated with the child's de@th. 


The "Eureka" moment came during an interview with Jessica.  As they were questioning her, detectives noticed she was wearing a large diamond ring. They could not help but notice the ring seemed to perfectly match the child's injuries. 


Detectives seized the ring on the spot and turned it over to the medical examiner.  The ring was quickly determined to be the probable instrument that left the impact marks on the baby's head.


Further investigation would uncover shocking messages Jessica had sent to the baby's father stating she had taken the baby's life. 


With a seemingly a rock solid case made by detectives, 42-year-old Jessica Vlasac was arrested and charged with aggravated chi/d @buse, resulting in de@th. She was booked into Polk County Jail.


Our thoughts are with everyone who loved, and lost, this baby boy.

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