Dejaune Anderson, 38, is accused of killing her 5-year-old son Cairo Jordan and dumping his body in rural Washington County, Indiana.
Indiana doctors attempt to complete psych exams for mother charged in Cairo Jordan’s death, has filed six new motions this week that shed new light on the case ahead of her June court date. She's also filed a new lawsuit against the court clerk.
The doctors – Dr. Stephanie Calloway and Dr. George Parker – have not filed completed reports to the court as of Friday, however, it’s unclear if Anderson complied with them when undergoing the psychiatric evaluations. Anderson, who refers to herself as Princess Califia Hatun Tupak Bey II, goes on to write about spirituality and her worldviews, claiming that “Salem, Indiana is being controlled by unethical humanity."“Imagine your child is saved by your brother from the people who kidnapped you and him. Only for your brother to give him back to the slaveman for your child to be sold to the highest bidder,” Anderson wrote. “You are blamed for his murder.
According to the new suit, filed in Washington Superior Court, Rockey signed an amended arrest warrant for Anderson in October 2022, but that document wasn’t made public until after Anderson’s arrest in March.
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