Bond denied for woman charged with killing 87-year-old mother on Chicago' s South Side Bronzeville - Murder HEAD TOPICS

Bond denied for woman charged with killing 87-year-old mother on Chicago' s South Side

10/22/2022 7:30:00 AM

Bond denied for woman charged with killing 87-year-old mother on Chicago' s South Side

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Bond denied for woman charged with killing 87-year-old mother on Chicago's South Side Shearly Gaines, 69, is accused of killing her mother, Mae Brown, inside her apartment in Bronzeville .  in a Bronzeville apartment building last weekend.Shearly Gaines, 69, appeared in bond court where prosecutors said she was diagnosed with schizophrenia and the victim, Mae Brown, was the payee of her Social Security disability payments. On Oct. 12. Gaines was in Brown's apartment on the 9th floor of the Lincoln Perry Apartments, located at 3245 S. Prairie Ave. Prosecutors said that Gaines called the police to report a theft by Brown regarding her disability payments. After settling the dispute, officers left the two in the apartment when Brown asked her to leave but she refused. It wasn't until her younger daughter arrived and called police back to the scene to escort Gaines out around 6:33 p.m. Read more:
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Woman accused mom of stealing disability money before 87-year-old was found beaten to death: courtProsecutors, citing surveillance video from a camera positioned steps from the only door to Brown's home, said Gaines was the only person seen entering or leaving the apartment during the time Brown is believed to have been killed. murder of her 87-year-old mother  in a Bronzeville apartment building last weekend.found the 87-year-old Brown sitting in her wheelchair inside her apartment in the Lincoln Perry Apartments, at 3245 S.She was ordered to be held without bail in bond court Friday, according to the state’s attorney’s office.Joanna Gaines at the TIME 100 Gala in New York City. Shearly Gaines, 69, appeared in bond court where prosecutors said she was diagnosed with schizophrenia and the victim, Mae Brown, was the payee of her Social Security disability payments.  On Oct., around 3:40 p. 12. Advertisement Brown was Gaines’ mother, according to the state’s attorney’s office. Gaines was in Brown's apartment on the 9th floor of the Lincoln Perry Apartments, located at 3245 S. on Saturday. Prairie Ave. Prosecutors said that Gaines called the police to report a theft by Brown regarding her disability payments. An autopsy determined she died of multiple injuries from an assault. Chicago police were called to Brown’s apartment on Oct. After settling the dispute, officers left the two in the apartment when Brown asked her to leave but she refused. It wasn't until her younger daughter arrived and called police back to the scene to escort Gaines out around 6:33 p. She is due for a bond hearing on Friday.m. Officers settled the dispute on scene and left but were called back a short time later when Brown asked Gaines to leave her apartment and Gaines refused. Video surveillance from the front lobby caught Gaines returning the following day and entering the apartment. In:. During this time, she was seen wearing a blue sweatshirt and carrying a blue purse, prosecutors said. No other individual was seen entering the apartment until a couple of days later on Oct. 13 wearing a blue sweatshirt and carrying a blue purse, authorities said. 15 after Gaines was seen leaving the apartment. Brown's daughter last spoke to her the day before on Oct. 14 around 5:02 p. Brown’s unit only had one point of entry, which was the interior hallway of the apartment building, the state’s attorney’s office said. m. and learned that Gaines was at the apartment and was told to leave, according to phone records. Around 3:15 p. 15, the state’s attorney’s office said.m., the daughter arrived at the apartment where Brown didn't answer the door. After gaining entry with the assistance of maintenance, she found Brown in her bedroom unresponsive in a motorized wheelchair with several wounds to the head – including bruising to her left eye, several sharp force injuries to her left temple - one over her eye, and three in her forehead. Gaines was identified by video surveillance and found on Wednesday wearing the same blue sweatshirt and carrying the same blue purse, the state’s attorney’s office said. Blood spatter was seen on her headboard and a pool of blood was underneath her and she was pronounced dead at the scene, according to prosecutors. A postmortem examination was conducted the next day and the cause of death was ruled a homicide from multiple assault injuries. Examiners say the sharp wounds didn't penetrate the scalp, but an internal examination discovered a one-to-two-inch ring inside Brown's throat cavity. 9. Gaines was identified on surveillance video by Brown's daughter and another resident of the building who knew them leaving the apartment. Gaines was arrested Wednesday and was taken into custody wearing the same sweatshirt and blue purse from the video. A Philips screwdriver and dagger were recovered and matched the wounds Brown received. She is being held without bail. She is due back in court on Nov. 9.   In: .