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JUDGE Boyd EXPOSES Woman's Shocking Lie With Video Evidence! ⁨@EchoCourt-u3t⁩


The hearing begins with the judge briefly addressing courtroom behavior, lightening the moment before calling the case State of Texas vs. Fredrica Simone Nelson (2023 CR1226). The defendant is formally charged with Injury to a Child with Bodily Injury, a third-degree felony, carrying a possible sentence of 2 to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Ms. Nelson confirms she understands the charge and her rights.

After reviewing the State’s exhibits, the court finds sufficient evidence and enters a guilty finding. When given the opportunity to speak, the defendant claims she did not intentionally throw the child, stating she was trying to get the child down safely. However, the judge immediately contrasts her explanation with the police report and surveillance video, which clearly show a three-year-old child being thrown aggressively to the ground at a daycare facility.

The judge reviews the incident details on record, including statements from staff, the child’s caregiver, and the video evidence. After personally viewing the footage, the judge states that the video matches the police report and directly contradicts the defendant’s version of events. The judge emphasizes the seriousness of the act, asking the defendant to imagine someone treating her own grandchild the same way.

During sentencing, the court considers the defendant’s background, including her adult children and grandchildren. The judge ultimately sentences her to four years in prison, suspended and probated for four years, along with 90 days in the Bexar County Jail, a $1,500 probated fine, 100 hours of community service, parenting classes, and anger management courses. She is also permanently barred from working with children, including daycare or healthcare roles, and is prohibited from unsupervised contact with minors, including her grandchildren.

The court orders a mental health evaluation after the defendant discloses a prior diagnosis of severe depression with psychosis. The hearing concludes with an emotional victim impact statement from the child’s mother, condemning the abuse and affirming accountability.

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