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Jake Haro allegedly confessed to killing his 7-month-old son Emmanuel, disposing of him in a trash can according to News Nation's Brian Entin.

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What baby Emmanuel's father told fake inmate in jail, and what he allegedly did with the body by Brian Entin    • What baby Emmanuel's father told fake inma...  

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CHAPTERS
00:00:00 Jake CONFESSES in Jailhouse Interview
00:01:27 Rebecca DOUBLES DOWN in Jailhouse Interview
00:02:45 Murder Charges Filed
00:03:37 New Timeline Details
00:05:04 Jake’s Dark Past
00:05:57 NEW CALL Revealed
00:07:26 Possibly Motive
00:08:29 Justice for Emmanuel

A chilling confession has rocked Riverside County in the tragic case of 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro, whose parents now face murder charges. On August 14, 2025, Rebecca Haro reported her son kidnapped from a Big 5 store in Yucaipa, claiming she was knocked out while changing his diaper, but inconsistencies soon emerged—her pre-report inquiry about security cameras and missing photos from their home raised red flags. Investigations revealed that 32-year-old Jake Haro confessed during a Perkins operation, an undercover sting, that he killed Emmanuel and disposed of him in a trash can at their Cabazon home, possibly as early as August 5, nine days before the report. He initially lied, claiming an accidental death by rolling over, then said he buried the body near Gilman Springs Road for mourning, but authorities dismissed this as a sympathy ploy, with a fruitless search in the Badlands on August 24. A witness saw Jake attempting to buy a saw at a hardware store before the disappearance, aligning with significant blood evidence on their carpet, suggesting a more violent act than his story. Rebecca, 41, held firm in a jailhouse interview on August 24, insisting, “I will not give up on my baby” and defending Jake as a good dad, despite undergoing her own Perkins operation where she stuck to the kidnapping tale. On August 26, both were charged with murder and falsely reporting a crime, with Jake facing a separate firearm charge and both held on $1 million bail. A haunting coincidence ties this to a child abuse report on August 14 at a Moreno Valley home linked to the couple, just down the road from the store, hinting it may have prompted the cover-up. Another abuse report on August 21 adds to the pattern, while Jake’s 2018 felony child endangerment conviction—where he injured his infant daughter with minimal punishment—raises questions about oversight. Searches with cadaver dogs found nothing, leaving Emmanuel’s fate uncertain as the community mourns. The saw purchase, blood evidence, and abuse reports suggest a sinister truth Jake may be hiding, while Rebecca’s story might be denial or manipulation. This case underscores failures in protecting children from repeat offenders, demanding better safeguards.

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