On Friday, January 27, 18-year-old Kaivon Washington handed himself over for the s*xual attack of Madison Streams, a Louisiana State College understudy who purportedly died in a fender bender after a gathering of young men mishandled her.
As per The Free, Kaivon Washington is among four suspects connected to the episode. Court records demonstrate that this isn’t Washington’s most memorable brush with the law, as he was purportedly blamed for truly manhandling a 12-year-old young lady in 2020.
While the 2020 case evidently went cold, it reemerged after Washington’s name was connected to the Madison Streams occurrence.
According to the New York Post, one day after Kayvon Washington was delivered on bond after his capture for the Madison Streams attack, he was captured again for the 2020 virus case.
WRBZ expressed that when Kayvon Washington was 15, he was blamed for attacking a 12-year-old at an apartment building in Livington Ward. The young lady told cops that Washington took her towel and mishandled her for 30 minutes.
While the case at first went cold, with Washington denying the claims, an observer in the 2020 occurrence approached not long after the suspect was captured for the Madison Streams attack case.
The capture report expressed:
“She saw the denounced enter the casualty’s room, however denied hearing any voices or sounds that would have driven her to imagine (that there was an attack.”
Ron Haley, the legal advisor addressing Washington, said that he is dubious that the 2020 charges just became exposed after fresh insight about Madison’s mishap on January 15, 2023. Haley said:
“Mr. Washington and his mom helped out the examination a long time back, and policing no activity.”
He added:
“Upon the survey of the new assertion from an observer that approached yesterday, we are concerned of the planning of this assertion, however whether it meets the edge of reasonable justification.”
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— Mia Monet (@MiaMonetOnAir) January 26, 2023
WDSU announced that in the new Madison Creeks case, Washington and his companions probably attacked the LSU understudy in their vehicle prior to unloading her out and about. Streams, whose blood liquor levels showed that she was intoxicated at that point, was dropped out and about prior to being lethally struck by a vehicle.
In a meeting with WAFB, Haley said:
“They didn’t simply dump her out of the vehicle. They didn’t drive her out of the vehicle. I think at one point one of the others attempted to quiet the circumstance down and say, look only sort of get back in the vehicle. She would rather not.”