Mugshot of Jatoria Renae Cleamons.

DISTURBING details have been revealed about a mom accused of killing her baby because he had a dirty diaper.

Jatoria Renae Cleamons, 21, posted pictures and videos of her eight-month-old son playing in the bath days after she allegedly killed him.

Mugshot of Jatoria Renae Cleamons.
Jatoria Renae Cleamons, 21, is accused of killing her eight-month-old sonCredit: Hooks Police Department
Screenshot of a social media post showing a baby in a bath, with a caption expressing grief.
Cleamons posted a video of her son splashing and playing in the bath in a tribute montage after his deathCredit: Facebook
Exterior view of a row of houses.
The area of the home in Hooks, Texas, where first responders performed CPR on Cleamons’ son before he diedCredit: Google Maps

Cleamons is accused of murdering her baby earlier this year by putting him in scalding hot water.

Eleven days after his passing, Cleamons shared several photos and videos of the charming baby boy, whose identity has not been disclosed, in a tribute montage on her Facebook page.

The post included pictures of her son as a newborn in the hospital, as well as pictures of him in a diaper and in the bath.

She shared a video of the boy smiling and splashing in his baby bath.

“Rest in love my baby,” Cleamons wrote in the tribute on February 15.

“I love you so much and I miss you so much my heart is so broken.

“I will always think about you Rest in heaven my love.”

Police issued a warrant for Cleamons’ arrest and charged her with injury to a child and manslaughter on June 13.

The arrest warrants were obtained months after cops were dispatched to a home in Hooks, Texas, 13 miles west of Texarkana, on February 4.

First responders performed CPR on Cleamons’ baby at the scene but were unable to revive him.

Photo of an eight-month-old baby.
Cleamons’ son was eight months old at the time of his deathCredit: Facebook
Photo of an eight-month-old baby.
His mom allegedly killed him because she was frustrated over his dirty diaperCredit: Facebook

Cleamons admitted to investigators that she put her son in scalding hot water while bathing him two weeks earlier.

The mom said she did it because she was frustrated that he had a dirty diaper.

The hot water caused severe injuries to the baby boy’s skin.

He died from his burns, according to his autopsy.

Timeline of Jatoria Renae Cleamons’ case

Jatoria Renae Cleamons, 21, has been accused of killing her baby in the bath because he had a dirty diaper.

Below is a rough timeline of events:

Around January 21, Cleamons reportedly gave her eight-month-old son a bath with scalding hot water at her residence in Texarkana, Texas, due to frustration over his soiled diaper.

On February 4, authorities were summoned to a home in Hooks, Texas, where they attempted CPR on Cleamons’ son but subsequently pronounced him dead. His body was dispatched for an autopsy, and Cleamons informed investigators about the bath incident.

June 13 – Hooks Police Department obtains warrants for Cleamons’ arrest.

June 16 – Cleamons is still on the loose.

Cleamons was staying with a relative when the baby died.

It’s unclear why the Hooks Police Department waited months to obtain arrest warrants for Cleamons.

As of Monday, Cleamons still hadn’t been arrested, cops told the Texarkana Gazette.

She’s still on the loose, despite baseless social media posts claiming she was arrested on June 14.

Cops have asked the public for help looking out for Cleamons.

HPD hasn’t returned The U.S. Sun’s requests for comment.

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