Tonight I Cry For Deniyah Jackson

I read about this story on whataboutourdaughters.blogspot.com. This story has hurt me to my core. I just can't imagine what this precious little baby had to endure at the hands of this monster. I feel better thinking that somehow God protected her from the pain and agony and knowing that she now rests in His hands knowing only pure love. And I also feel a little better that this monster will get what he deserves in jail. Brothers in jail have a standard. Child rapists and murderers get treated like the little punks that they are. Dude will probably have a butthole the size of Texas before he leaves this Earth. Thank you brothas! We appreciate the good that you do in jail. If I knew how to post her picture I would. You can see this beautiful child at http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07323/835131-52.stm

The Allegheny County medical examiner yesterday determined that
10-month-old Daniyah Jackson died from multisystem organ failure precipitated by
injuries to her abdomen and from a sexual assault. Her death has been ruled a
homicide.

KDKADaniyah Jackson
Police are expected to charge Clinton
Smith, 30, with homicide. Before the child died, he was charged with rape,
involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, endangering the welfare of
a child, aggravated assault and recklessly endangering another person in the
case.
According to police, the girl's mother, Latoya Jackson, left Daniyah in
the care of Mr. Smith on Thursday morning at her Herman Street home in Troy Hill
when she left for work. Paramedics were called to the home that
evening.
Police said the baby had suffered bruises on her face, arms and legs
as well as a bite mark on her chest. Doctors told police she also had been
sexually abused.
Mr. Smith told police that he and his 2-year-old son were
the only other people in the house that day, but that he didn't know how the
baby was injured.
The girl was pronounced dead at 3:34 p.m. Saturday at
Children's Hospital, according to the county medical examiner's office.
Steve
Twedt contributed to this report. Nate Guidry can be reached at nguidry@post-gazette.com or
412-263-3865.