In a very sad situation that has affected communities in different states, a 5-year-old boy named Cairo Ammar Jordan from Georgia was sadly found dead in a suitcase in Indiana. The situation has become even more upsetting as the boy’s mother is now being accused of causing his untimely death.
Mother on the Run, Accomplice Detained
A woman named Dejuane Ludie, who is 57 years old and from Atlanta, has been accused in the case and is currently avoiding law enforcement. Meanwhile, the police in Indiana have arrested Dawn Elaine Coleman, a 40-year-old woman from Shreveport, Louisiana, as a suspected accomplice.
The circumstances surrounding the boy’s death are troubling, with investigators suggesting that he might have died from an electrolyte imbalance, likely caused by a severe stomach virus leading to vomiting or diarrhea.
Findings from the Investigation
The medical examiner found no severe injuries on the young boy, and toxicology tests were negative. This has led the police to believe that Cairo was already deceased when he was put inside the suitcase. The case took a strange turn when it was revealed that the boy’s mother had made disturbing online posts, describing her child as a “100-year-old demon.”
Adding to the unsettling nature of this case, the suitcase where Cairo was found had the famous “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign on it. It was discovered by a mushroom hunter, bringing attention to the tragic fate of the young boy.
After this heartbreaking incident, authorities have set up a tip line, asking anyone with information to come forward.
The Indiana State Police, along with Detective Matt Busick of the Indiana State Police in Sellersburg, are leading the investigation and can be reached through provided contact numbers.
This tragic case highlights the serious issues of child welfare and safety. As the investigation continues, the community mourns the loss of young Cairo Ammar Jordan and hopes for justice in this deeply troubling matter.
