How a ‘foreign object’ found in a young mother’s body could hold the answers to her death

How a ‘foreign object’ found in a young mother’s body could hold the answers to her death

Mariah King was a loving mother and girlfriend, but behind closed doors, her relationship with her boyfriend, Jerod Norman, was anything but perfect. Jerod would soon find Mariah deceased from a suspected attempt on her own life, but questions remain about how she really died. Who killed Mariah, and why did they want her dead?

Mariah’s sister started a GoFundMe to help support Mariah’s kids, and you can learn more here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-mariahs-kids-secure-their-future

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35 thoughts on “How a ‘foreign object’ found in a young mother’s body could hold the answers to her death

  1. She wasn’t well mentally at all! Not from a good home or normal childhood! It’s sad! It’s not Drama!!!!! It’s Narcissist abuse by that evil guy!!! But a normal girl doesn’t become a target of that kind of loser! No sense of self or support or boundaries ever learned! Caught in a trauma bond with a nutjob male! It happens a lot!

  2. Separate, isolate and dominate is what they do, and I have been the victim of 2 long term relationships with women who tried to force me to commit suicide, and then started trying to kill me by accidents once they realized I would never take my own life. I now live on permanent disability because of the abuse I suffered from, and the biggest problem now is that no one believes that I was ever the victim of abuse and deserved everything that was done to me, while I provided for them to be stay at home mothers on my single income as a construction worker. No one understands how I was able to build such a successful life with such a small income or support a family of 8, purchased a home and bettered the lives of the people around me. So I not only became a constant target at home, but one at work as well because no one ever believed anything I said or understood that it was because of my determination and work ethic that allowed me to build my life and the homestead I ran was how I continued to grow and improve the lives of my children and family.
    Now I am completely alone, struggling on permanent disability and slowly losing everything that I worked for and struggle daily with mental illness from the abuse I endured and physical pain from over 20 years of doing the work of 2 people to support my family.

  3. As a Pedi / PICU RN, training in Trauma-Informed Care, the reality is stark and deeply troubling. The systemic issues that allow such abuse to flourish are rooted in societal norms, patriarchy, that perpetuate misogyny, misogynoir and devaluing the lives of the most vulnerable (women, teens, children, the marginalized). DV can show up during teen dating.

    It’s a cycle that needs to be broken, and more awareness in earlier stages in relationships. A push or shove is a red flag, behavior to note not brush away. Emotional, verbal abuse and criticisms are red flags. Excessive flattery, yes, this is a red flag. Isolating the vulnerable from support of family, friends, demanding constant communication via texts, calls, emails, ALL ARE RED FLAGS.

    Unfortunately, when drugs, alcohol or other substances (legal or illegal) are used by the abuser, together with suppressed anger / anxiety issues, the most vulnerable in society will quite frequently become targets of DV, often with dire outcomes!

    DV Support
    1-800-799-SAFE
    https://www.thehotline.org/get-help/

    Crisis lifeline support for emotional / mental distress, alcohol / drug abuse
    988 contact #
    https://988lifeline.org

  4. My ex-husband would always say I love you just the way you are and in the same breath, he’ll call me a lazy ass fat bitch. And I was working two jobs and he wasn’t working any. Then he made me watch a movie award movie saving Private Ryan And my body started to shake because there was a scene that I couldn’t handle and I cried it was when a US soldier was being a knifed by a German soldier and he looked at me and he said to me you were the reason why women end up in the hospital. Don’t let that be you don’t let a man or anybody get away with that take it from me it only gets worse no matter how many times they say they’re sorry or how many times they buy you roses cause the next time might be the last time and thank God I’m here and I fought for my childrenand I’m 60 years old now. And I’m a grandma. My life isn’t perfect but I’m happy.

  5. This is Heartbreaking 💔💔. I dated a man like this man. He would be really nice and he just seemed to change. I didn't know anything about drugs, so I didn't understand, his Back and forth. I got away from him, and Now he has passed, from doing drugs. Praying for her Family 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  6. She's shallow. Everything she mentioned they don't have in common is superficial don't make or break a relationship. That's not what you look for! She's just land and shallow.😊😊

  7. Oftentimes it's alcohol, drugs, low self esteem, previous trauma, low income, grief, homelessness, uneducated, etc., that attract abusers. They identify your weaknesses and use them to gain control. Utilize your weaknesses to gain control of your own life. Don't give anyone the power over, under or around you. You really can choose how you want to live💯❤!

  8. The silent treatment is a form of mental and emotional abuse! It's really too bad she could not see the writing on the wall before he became physical with her! These types of situations will cost you in the end…..she paid the highest price!! 😢

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