Who is Montrell Dionte Jolly? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Charged, Investigation

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According to officials, an Indiana man killed his 4-year-old cousin because the boy was putting his shoes on the wrong feet and using the washroom in a way the adult did not approve of.According to the records that Law&Crime received, Montrell Dionte Jolly, 33, is charged with one count each of murder, neglect of a dependent resulting in catastrophic injury, aggravated battery, and battery resulting in the death of a person under the age of 14.Due to his three prior felony convictions, he is additionally charged as a habitual offender, which carries a sentencing enhancement.

Due to his three prior felony convictions, he is additionally charged as a habitual offender, which carries a sentencing enhancement. According to an affidavit of probable cause in the case, on July 28, police were called regarding a youngster who might be suffering a seizure. When paramedics first arrived at the North 13 Street residence, they discovered 4-year-old Ke'andre Shamar Jolly unconscious. According to a paramedic who spoke to the authorities, the youngster was discovered "soaking wet" on the home's floor

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Montrell Dionte Jolly is 33 years old.

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According to the affidavit, there was "a smoky haze" and the "odor of marijuana" throughout the residence. The paramedic noted that although the youngster had "no visible signs of injury," he was "unresponsive" and had "one pupil appeared constricted" and "one pupil appeared blown," which are "indicative of a head injury."

According to the affidavit, investigators later discovered blood on the bathroom sink and counter, damage to the door to the bathroom, and "multiple bloodstains" on many bedrooms' walls.Due to the seriousness of his wounds, Ke'andre Jolly was initially brought to the neighborhood St. Elizabeth East Hospital and then transported by helicopter to Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. The initial hospital's staff informed Lafayette Police that the youngster "suffered non-accidental trauma," according to the affidavit. Ke'andre Jolly lost consciousness shortly after EMS workers started trying to save his life, and he never recovered it. The youngster suffered serious head injuries, which led to his death on August 1.

According to the affidavit, Montrell Jolly said in a police interview that he was "disciplining" the kid by making him perform wall sits because Ke'andre had put his shoes on the wrong feet. "Montrell described the wall sits as having Ke'andre sit with Ke'andre's back against the wall in a squat position for a period of time while extending Ke'andre's arms out in front of him," the paper states. "Montrell suggested Ke'andre perform daily wall sits.

Ke'andre's reliance on his mother infuriated Montrell, who communicated his displeasure. In response to Montrell's advice that Ke'andre was crying and performing the wall sits improperly, Ke'andre was moved to Montrell's bedroom to perform the wall sits so that Montrell could better monitor them. The defendant allegedly admitted to authorities that he did, at one point, permit the child to use the lavatory. And that only fueled the man's rage.

The affidavit of probable cause continues, "Montrell got upset again because Ke'andre was going to sit on the toilet to urinate instead of standing 'like a regular boy'." "Forcing Ke'andre to return to the wall to perform wall sits after standing to use the restroom. Ke'andre kept crying and shouting for him to put his shoes on the appropriate feet, according to Montrell."Montrell claimed that after trying unsuccessfully to help Ke'andre put his shoes on correctly, he forced him perform wall sits once more.

Ke'andre continued to whine, but then abruptly stopped, according to Montrell, who then turned to look at him and saw that he was lying on the ground next to the corner of the door frame with blood streaming from his mouth.The defendant allegedly claimed that after attempting to wake the youngster up but failing, he placed him in the bathtub and unsuccessfully sprayed him with cold water. Police said that after waiting for about 20 minutes or so, one of the adults in the home—possibly the defendant or the boy's mother—finally dialed 911.

Jasontinae Jolly, the boy's mother, told investigators that she was in and out of the house throughout the wall-sit punishment and the child's loss of consciousness on the day in issue, buying groceries, unloading them from the car, and putting them away. She added that she was also aware of the punishment being administered to her kid and that it was taking place as a result of the way he had put his shoes on.

According to the Journal & Courier, Jolly showed up on Monday for the case's first hearing. The defendant stood with his arms crossed throughout the hearing while Tippecanoe County Magistrate Sarah Wyatt read over the allegations, according to the newspaper. If found guilty as charged for the charges alone, Jolly may receive a sentence of 45 to 65 years in prison; the sentencing enhancement could increase any prospective sentence by an additional eight to 20 years.

Jolly reportedly asked for a bench trial after being informed of his rights during the hearing and given the assignment of a public lawyer. According to the Journal & Courier, the magistrate then informed the defendant that any such request would have to be made in writing by his attorney. Again, the judge allegedly urged the defendant to speak with his attorney when the defendant said he intended to ask for a swift trial.

During the first hearing, the prosecutor is said to have referenced evidence from the case's probable cause document. Montrell Jolly is said to have admitted to using the "wall sits" punishment, but the state pointed out that his police interviews could not explain the numerous wounds Ke'andre Jolly sustained before passing away, including: "patterned bruising on his scalp; subdural and subarachnoid hemorrhage; severe, diffuse hypoxic injury affecting the majority of his brain; torn upper lip frenulum with bruising of the surrounding mucosa; bruising on

Possible rib fractures, possible intestinal contusion of the ascending colon, patterned back bruising, and scattered bruising over the right buttock.Without posting bond, Montrell Jolly is being held in custody at the Tippecanoe County Jail. The date of his trial is now set for December 12.A GoFundMe established by the family of the deceased youngster saw $1,460 of its $7,000 goal funded.

"Ke'Andre didn't deserve to go through the hurt, pain, and injuries he suffered and died from," the boy's aunt wrote. Justice will be served to My Ke! He didn't have life insurance, which is really bad, therefore I'd like to at least see to it that he gets a decent funeral! Numerous folks are contacting us to see whether we need anything... Just keep our family in your prayers as we mourn the lovely angel God has gotten, and if at all feasible, give what you can to help with his funeral costs. Whatever we receive, we appreciate it.