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The woman called 9-1-1 for help, saying she had an argument and her son was hurt.


When police arrived, he was already dead.


Beverly, a home health aide who declined to give her last name, works across the hall from apartment 3-C in the Latimer Houses on 137th Street where Rene Vera was stabbed to-death.


"There is always arguments - yelling and screaming and carrying on," she said.


It happened at about 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. Investigators say Rene was 38 years-old, suffered from cerebral palsy and died apparently at the hands of his own mother. She called 911 after a failed attempt to take her own life.


A law enforcement source close to the case tells Eyewitness News that 57-year-old Migdalia Veras claimed her son wanted to die.


That same source says she is being treated at new york hospital, queens for slashed wrists and a self-inflicted knife wound in her chest.


Neighbors who often saw mother and son were shocked that it should come to this. Beverly says she's haunted by words she heard two weeks ago.


"One of them said, 'I'm sick and tired of you,'" she said.


Veras was charged Thursday with second-degree murder.




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woman who looked to be about 60 walked up to the podium and spoke in a quiet voice. She was at a St. Louis synagogue that was hosting an evening of presentations about the sex offender registry. I spoke, too. But this mom’s story has haunted me in the weeks since. I asked for a copy of her speech, which is below. She prefers to remain anonymous. – L.
THE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY AND THE MENTALLY DISABLED
I am a mother, advocate and caretaker of a 30 year old young man with
IDD. That is an intellectual and developmental disability, formally called
Mentally Retarded. I am also the co-founder of a national group called
My son has been on the [sex offender] registry since 2012. But the story really begins on
December 5, 1986. A baby boy was born.
Everything seemed fine. A healthy, happy baby. The first few milestones were met. Crawling,
walking and making cute baby sounds. At age 2 there were very few words. At age 3,
no progress was made in speech and the seizures started. Testing began.
In the Spring of 1991 we sat across the desk of the doctor at Childrens’ Memorial
Hospital and received the difficult results of all the testing. We were told our son had
deficits, cognitively and developmentally. Most importantly, we would need to prepare
for Adam’s future because he would need to be cared for for the rest of his life.
This conversation changed the course of our lives. I gave up a career so I could devote
my life to my son’s education and care. The decision was made to not have any more
children so we would have the time for both our children and also more resources for
I spent many years learning all about my son’s rights for an education and volunteering
and working in all his schools so I could keep watch. All this was to integrate our son in
the community and try to establish a happy life for him.
His love was competing in Special Olympics. He played softball, soccer, bocce ball,
bowling and golfing. He swam and competed in power lifting. He has many gold
medals that he is so proud of. His social life was spending supervised time with his
peers in special recreation activities, such as a movie or a dinner out or a game night.
He learned to scuba diving through the Diveheart Organization, who teach diving to the
disabled. He was so happy when he did his scuba diving. Due to registry rules
and regulations, Adam is no longer able to participate in any of the above.
My son does not date. He will never marry or have children. He will never have a
career. His life is with us, his parents. He cannot cook for himself or pay bills or even
take a phone call. He has sensory issues. He cannot wear certain fabrics of clothes.
He wet the bed until the age of 16 when he finally gained control. He needs help with
his daily living.  He had a small part-time job for 5 years
hosting and cleaning tables at a restaurant. He was let go because of his conviction.
When our nightmare began in 2012, we had a risk assessment done on Adam. The
assessment showed that Adam had very little sexual knowledge and had no sexual
perversions. He is a polite, compassionate and naive young man who functions at
My son cannot distinguish when someone is lying to
him. He is extremely susceptible to persuasion. Teachers, aides and
psychologist wrote reports fearing that he would someday be taken
That someday came in 2012. A 22-year-old neighbor coerced my son to
expose himself to an underage female. We also found out that this
neighbor had been sexually molesting my son for a period of time. My child
was arrested along with his OWN MOLESTER and charged with the same
19 felonies. We fought this travesty for a year in court.
Our attorneys feared if we went to trial the prosecutor would manipulate my
son into saying whatever he wanted him to say. Years of documents were
submitted to the court showing evidence of his disabilities. Medical reports,
school reports, psychologists reports, risk assessments, letters from
The prosecutor offered a plea deal. One misdemeanor charge of exploitation of a
minor, 2 years probation with an ankle bracelet and ten years on the
Our son could not survive in prison. We took the plea. On the day we
accepted the plea, our attorneys whispered in his ear what he had to say to
the judge, because he did not understand.
My son was fitted with an ankle bracelet that he was so scared of he slept
for 2 years with his leg on a pile of blankets because he was afraid that if
he moved it would go off and they would come to get him. My son had to
leave our home since the victim lived next door. He is incapable of
surviving on his own. My husband moved out with my son so he could care
for him. We all had to follow the curfews for 2 years and get him where he
needed to be. I cut work hours to take him to probation check in. We have
to take him to register. We are responsible for all the rules and regulations
because my son is incapable of understanding the requirements.
The registry restrictions drag families into fear, instability and emotional
distress. For me, it let to a road of anxiety meds, antidepressants, sleeping
pills and therapy. My husband now has high blood pressure and
depression. My son has health problems, depression and the last 2
psychologist reports done in 2015 and 2016 show his IQ falling.
This is due to isolation and no stimulation. No more Special Olympics.
He was let go from his small part time job cleaning tables. This was the source of his
independence. No one will hire him now. He sits at home all day isolated
The financial toll on our family has been devastating. We have spent over
$150,000 of our retirement money and money we saved for our son’s future
care on attorneys, court costs, probation fees, registration fees and
relocating my son and husband. (I have remained in our nearby home for the time being.)
We are a good, law-abiding Christian family brought to our knees by a
system that makes no attempt to look at people as individuals and recognize their needs, their
supports and their vulnerabilities.
We recently learned that when the ten years my son received on the
registry are up in 2023, at which time my husband and I will be in our 70s,
we will still all be bound by the other rules and regulations for the rest of our
lives. Where will my child go when my husband and I are no longer here to
care for him? No group home will take him. No nursing home will have
him. His sister loves him dearly and will take care of him, BUT…. how will
I provided a life for my son so he could receive the support, socialization
and services he needs to survive and flourish for the rest of his life.
Instead we all live with in isolation, fear and the stigma that we are “scum of
If any of you have or know someone with a special needs child, you all
know that when the child is young everyone – the schools, the community — try to
do what they can for the child. When that little special needs child grows
up their disabilities don’t go away, but society doesn’t care any more. That
person who still has a child’s mind gets thrown aside in the name of
This mom ended by asking listeners to work to reverse the laws that turn the intellectually disabled into lifetime pariahs. She also urged us to go to Change.org and sign the petition for “Abolish the Sex Offender Registry.”  And she invited us to visit the very spare LIRRD site  where it says:
Currently, the criminal justice system  makes little or no attempt to understand this population or to recognize their unique needs, supports and challenges. Criminal prosecutions of these individuals often lead to disastrous consequences for children and their families without any benefit to the public.
Our goal is to make changes that will save these children from the unnecessary cruelty that the criminal justice system is putting them through. Implementing this goal will require educating legislators, prosecutors and judges about this population and their need to be understood, rather than prosecuted, by the legal system.
Free-Range Kids believes that Adam’s ordeal is not making children any safer. At the same time, people with intellectual disabilities are at grave risk of being branded as “sex offenders” when they are actually innocent in so many senses of the word. These laws must change. – L
A mother whose son loved the Special Olympics grieves for the modestly happy future she’d hoped for her son, now on the Sex Offender Registry.
I can’t find the petition you mentioned on change.org. Nothing comes up under Abolishing the Sex Offender Registration or similar search terms.
Wow – that’s horrifying and inhuman. I’ll pray for your family.
The thing that’s craziest to me is why any prosecutor would go after him – or want to. And frankly, it’s exactly the kind of thing that makes all the rest of us in the world who aren’t American (I’m Canadian) think the American justice system is insane. Maybe I’m mistaken, but it seems to me such a story would be unthinkable in Canada.
If you ask me, if you want your justice system to be about justice rather than about prosecuting everybody you can as far as the letter of the law will possibly allow, without ever taking any considerations like humanity or equity into account, you really need to reform your system and stop having so many judicial roles be elected positions. The fact is, nobody ever won points with the electorate for showing mercy or restraint.
This comes down to a question of what the purpose of the SOR actually is (and/or should be).
He DID do the crime, and his mother says he could be persuaded to do it (or another) again quite easily. This means that we cannot rely on him to restrain his own behavior, and other citizens should take steps to protect themselves (ranging from nothing to whatever they think is appropriate without violating the law themselves.)
This is what a notification-only registry does… it gives people information, from which to make their own decisions.
However, many people (and several states) have tacked on several “features” of the SOR that are not about providing information to people so they can make their own decisions. Those provisions tend to be more punitive in nature, since they place restrictions on their subjects that go beyond providing information.
The theory goes, if we make the punishment severe enough, this will deter people who CAN restrain themselves, and the restrictions will keep those offenders who CANNOT restrain themselves away from good, honest, law-abiding citizens.
Now, as some people like to keep pointing out like I keep it a secret, I am not a licensed, practicing attorney; I AM a person who has studied the law and how it works as a system (which leaves me free to think about how things OUGHT to be, in general, whereas practicing lawyers have to focus on the specific cases of their clients and don’t (usually) have time to spend on thinking about big picture.
I don’t think there’s going to be much progress made convincing the general public that SOR should be abandoned. Sex offenders, as a group, do not generate much sympathy, and that’s unlikely to change. But the existing case law that found SOR to be compliant with Constitutional principles was made on a case where the registry was notification-only. I think a Constitutional challenge to a registry with all these restrictions tacked on to it MIGHT get a different outcome (alas, this depends on the makeup of the USSC, at least in part, and not solely on non-partisan application of law,)
Strictly speaking, sex-offender registries aren’t federal law… the states create and manage them. There is a federal law that requires that sex-offender registries exist OR the state sees a reduction in federal law-enforcement subsidies. The minimum required registry to avoid this federal penalty is notification-only, all the stuff your state tacks on should be addressed in your state capitol, not with your congressional delegation.
The second and third things that should be addressed with your state governmental representatives involve which crimes, exactly, require registration, and whether or not registration should be mandatory upon conviction or at the sentencing judge’s discretion, or subject to a separate sentencing trial (the way death penalty cases work, at least in my state, is that first there is a trial to establish guilt
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