James didn t deserve what happened to him - San Antonio family mourns death of baby boy
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Mariesol Gomez is consoled by her son Adrian Perez, right, and her husband Jerry, left, as the family of James Avi Chairez hosts a memorial service on Saturday, May 22, 2021.Ronald Cortes /Contributor /
Photos of a laughing baby boy as he grew from a swaddled infant to a toddler playing with his cousins materialized across a screen. Below the images sat an altar decorated with a wooden cross, blue and yellow roses and teddy bears.
Mariesol Gomez watched from the front row of the Castle Ridge Mortuary. After months of uncertainty after the boy went missing, she and about 40 family members and friends came together to remember the short life of James Avi Chairez.
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Family of James Chairez awaits answers after autopsy of human remains delayed until July
The family is also still waiting for DNA results
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SAN ANTONIO – The family of missing toddler James Avie Chairez is waiting for answers after investigators said an autopsy of the human remains that were found won’t happen until at least July 1st.
The family held a media briefing Saturday morning to discuss the latest investigation developments and spoke out on child abuse, mistreatment and neglect.
This comes after human remains were found in a West Side mobile home park, where James Chairez lived with his mother, 20-year-old D’Lanny Reaneille Chairez, in late April.