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11-Year-Old Stabbed And Lit On Fire By His Father Gets Adopted By Detective Who Responded To Crime Scene - Blavity

  • Aug 7, 2021
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An 11-year-old boy who survived a brutal attack by his father three years ago has found comfort in the home of detective Mike Blair and his wife, WKRC reported . Blair responded to the scene in 2018 when Ronnie Oneal III carried out the attack in Riverview, Florida, killing the 22-year-old mother, Kenyatta Barron, and their 9-year-old daughter, Ron'Niveya. Ronnie, who was 8 years old at the time, was stabbed by his father. In the following days, Blair frequently visited the boy in the hospital. At one point during the visits, the child asked the officer to stay and watch a movie with him.  "I called my wife, and we were planning to go on a date night that night, and I said, 'Hey, instead of doing date night, do you mind if we watch a movie with this kid?'" Blair said. His spouse, Ronnie Oneal III, agreed. But she also brought up the idea of adopting Ronnie, who was staying with relatives temporarily.  "I had already known that I would want to take Ronnie home with us, starting that...

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