LARGO, Fla. — No food, frequent drug use and filthy conditions: It's believed Jordan Belliveau was living in conditions not fit for him — or anyone — before his untimely death.
New documents released late Wednesday by Pinellas County's Child Protection Investigation Division detail at least 10 reports since October 2016 against Belliveau's mother, Charisse Stinson, and his father.
Stinson is accused of killing the 2-year-old boy and leaving his body in the woods.
In the documents, investigators noted, "there are several young adults that frequent the home, they are believed to be gang members and felons with firearms."
In another summary, a caseworker says "... someone shot up the home. the home was shot up 3 times in the past."
Other allegations by investigators:
- "The home is never clean. the father sells cocaine and marijuana from the home."
- "The mother and the father use marijuana and cocaine 'all the time' while inside the home."
- "The home is filthy, disgusting and there's no food in the home although the mother receives food stamps."
- “The mother and the father are both known to be violent and dangerous people.”
Stinson is charged with first-degree murder and aggravated child abuse.
Stinson was court ordered to find new housing with the child or go to a shelter, according to a 2016 safety analysis report which says she refused and sabotaged her interview with the intake coordinator.
In another document from June 2017, it's stated that Stinson “walked into the middle of a fight” while holding her son. During the incident, Jordan's lip was injured. It apparently happened while he was in foster care with Stinson being allowed unsupervised visits.
10News reporter Josh Sidorowicz contributed to this report.
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