Indiana mom who left six-month-old son to die in rat-infested home swerves jail in shock twist:- Angel Schonabaum has been sentenced to three years of probation and ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation for killing her six-month-old baby in a residence that was infested with rats. She has also been ordered to undertake the evaluation.

Indiana mom who left six-month-old son to die in rat-infested home swerves jail in shock twist

Currently, a sentence has been handed down to an Indiana mother who abandoned her six-month-old boy in a home that was infested with rats.

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By virtue of the fact that she was sentenced on Thursday, Angel Schonabaum has been spared from being sent to prison.

A sentence of four years in jail was handed down to Schonabaum, and he was given credit for one year that he had already spent. The remaining three years were put on probation pending further proceedings.

On one count of neglecting a dependant, the individual, who was 29 years old, had entered a guilty plea. In order to comply with the recommendations made by Law and Crime, she will be required to go through a mental health evaluation and adhere to these recommendations.

After her son was shot and killed by a coworker outside of an Indiana manufacturing company, the mother decided to shift the plans for the baby shower to a burial.

It was reported that parents in Indiana “dug up two children they murdered” in order to “burn bodies and keep ashes as a memoir.”

In September, David Schonabaum, the baby’s father, was found guilty of neglecting his child on multiple occasions.

According to law authorities, the couple was taken into custody in September 2023 after David called 911 to report that their young boy had suffered significant injuries as a result of rats in their home.

This is Angel Schonabaum. Angel Schonabaum has been able to escape going to jail (Photo courtesy of the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Agency).

It was David who asserted that he discovered his son “covered in blood” and that the boy’s fingers had been “chewed off.” The toddler had been bitten by rats more than fifty times and required medical attention at the hospital.

When the police officers arrived at the residence, they discovered the infant in a room that was stuffed with food that had been partially consumed and rat feces. “Blood smeared all over it” was another word that describes the diaper disposal container for the infant.

“All four of (the victim’s) fingers and thumb on his right hand were missing the flesh from the top of them, exposing fingertip bones,” Detective Jonathan Helm noted in an affidavit. “The fingertips of the victim’s fingers were exposed.”

The index and pinky fingers of the sufferer were the ones that sustained the most severe injury. Schonabaum, David the The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office provided the image that illustrates the verdict of guilty on three felony counts of neglect of a dependent for David Schonabaum.

Dame Delania Thurman An additional sentence was handed down to Angel Thurman’s sister, Delania Thurman (Photo courtesy of the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office).

Prior to the newborn being transported to a different hospital in Indianapolis for more specialized treatment, emergency personnel had been successful in stabilizing the circumstances surrounding the infant. The condition of the infant was assessed as “near fatal” by the medical professionals.

In September, a jury deliberated and reached a verdict of guilty on three charges of felony neglect of a dependent against David Schonabaum. His sentence was the maximum possible, which was sixteen years in prison time.

In a post that she made on Facebook on Thursday, the county prosecutor Diana Moers explained that Angel Schonabaum “was not residing in the home at the time of the rat-bite incident;

However, she was held accountable for the deplorable conditions of the home which she was responsible for when she was residing there.”

The house had been inhabited by the Schonabaum family in the past, as well as Delaina Thurman, who was Angel Schonabaum’s sister. A term of two years of probation was handed down to Thurman as a consequence of the incident.

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