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MAN CHARGED IN DEATH OF BABY

By Scott Engle
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HOLLIS, JACKAn incident occurred yesterday, August 14, 2012 at approximately 5:00p.m. on CR 4532 near Dayton, Liberty County.  At this time the only information available is an adult male, identified as Mr. Jack Hollis (09/11/93) is in custody at the Liberty County Jail for Injury to a Child.  The child involved in this incident is reported to be 18 months old. The child did not survive this incident.  This case remains under investigation at this time by the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office.

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  1. This kid is just psycho scary! Poor baby, who the hell left him in charge of an infant!?? They have criminal charges coming in this childs death also!

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