When I ready, I will call

“When I ready, I will talk with you. Right now, I am not talking to anyone or giving out any information.

I have your (Newsday’s) number and when I ready [sic], I will call to talk to you,” insisted grandmother Natalie Richins, 40.

Last week Thursday, police discovered the decaying remains of the baby girl- Mercy- in the family’s wooden home at Chin Fong Alley #1, Sobo Village. The baby girl was born on February 8, to a teenager and is believed to have died some eight months ago. The death was never reported to the authorities and instead the baby was kept in the crib. Police on making the bizarre discovery last week Thursday, detained Richins, together with her daughter Nicolette Harry, 18, and two minors a boy, 15 and a 13-year-old girl.

An autopsy performed the following day at the Forensic Science Centre, St James, revealed that the cause of death was inconclusive.

On Tuesday last, police released all four persons without charge as investigations continue.

The minors have since been staying at the home of a relative.

Hours after the release, Richins insisted that the baby was “alive and well” and even vowed to show the baby to Newsday, a promise that is yet to be fulfilled.

Woman Sgt Taitt of the La Brea Police Station is spearheading investigations.