Chicago: Mother kills her 12-year-old son over a memory card - At her side is the father

According to police, Fallon Harris allegedly killed her child because he did not give her a mobile phone memory card.

The murder of 12-year-old Kenneth Ingram took place last Saturday in the house where he lived with his mother in southern Chicago.

According to the case file, the mother of the 12-year-old has been recorded on a security camera marking her child's head and urging him to hand over the memory card.

When the 12-year-old replied that he did not have her memory card then the 37-year-old allegedly shot him in the head with the boy "having his senses and crying", as mentioned in the case file.

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The pedophile is also said to have left the kitchen on the floor of which was her bloodied child to pick up a phone while when she returned she continued to ask for the memory card. When the child did not answer, she shot him second time on the head.

Relatives of the 37-year-old informed the police after she called them to confess to her horrible act. The boy was taken to hospital where he was simply pronounced dead from head injuries.

The 37-year-old, who was in possession of two weapons, is charged with first degree homicide and is being held without bail with relatives reporting that she had engaged in paranoid behavior before her son was killed.

According to the father of the 12-year-old child, the mother "was a loving mother. She loved him more than anything else in the world. "

"People need to know that mental illness is real," added Lavel Ingram, adding that the woman had just visited her psychotherapist the day before.