‘Too many holes in that story’: Attorney speak on behalf of mother of missing 6-year-old Samuel Olson
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Attorneys speak on behalf of mother of missing 6-year-old Samuel Olson on June 1, 2021. (KPRC 2)
HOUSTON – An attorney representing the mother of missing 6-year-old Samuel Olson held a press conference Tuesday evening to discuss the case.
Attorney Marco González spoke on the behalf of Sarah Olson and discussed the child custody case and about her missing son around 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Samuel’s father, Dalton Olson, and his girlfriend, Theresa Balboa, told investigators that the boy was last seen last Thursday in southwest Houston. Balboa said Samuel’s mother and a man dressed as a police officer came to her apartment and took the child.
25 people removed from unlicensed group home in Rosenberg raid KTRK
More than two dozen people at a group home were removed from the facility Friday after authorities said it was operating without a license.
Officials with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services said they removed 25 people from the home in the 200 block of FM 723.
The residents, who ranged in age from 22 to 65 years old, were all transported to hospitals. Six people refused to leave the property as authorities converged, TDFPS representatives said in a statement.
Adult Protective Services and Rosenberg police were on the scene along with EMS personnel. The group home was unsafe, authorities said.
Mother claims her 3-year-old daughter died after being placed in couple’s custody
Phil Archer, Reporter
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HOUSTON – A Houston couple has been charged in connection with the beating death of a 3-year-old girl who had been placed in their care by Child Protective Services as a safety precaution, according to her mother.
Huey Hamilton, 53, and Shawanda Hamilton, 36, are each charged with injury to a child in connection with the beating death of Tarija Carter. The little girl died in January 2020, and it took months of investigation to determine the cause and circumstances of her death.
“This was a chronic situation,” said Harris County prosecutor Gilbert Sawtelle. “There were healed-patterned injuries all over her body and there was evidence of non-accidental trauma.”