VOODOO MOM MARIE LAURADIN SET DAUGHTER ABLAZE

"SICKENING"

A VOODOO loving mom who set her six-year-old daughter on fire to rid her of evil spirits in an "unspeakable act of savagery" has been sentenced to 17-years behind bars.
Marie Lauradin sprayed her daughter Frantzcia with rum and then set her alight, permanently scarring her face and leaving life threatening burns over 25 per cent of her body for a ceremony led by Sylvenie Thessier in her New York apartment. She admitted to stripping the child naked and pouring an accelerant over her head and in a circle on the floor  - a voodoo rite known as "loa."
Justice Richard Buchter told her: "The only demonic presence this child had to worry about was her mother. It's sickening to think of a mother committing such an unspeakable act of savagery."
He also scolded her for repeatedly changing her story to cops, before sentencing her to 17-years behind bars.  
After the attack, Frantzcia was placed in a medically-induced coma so doctors could treat the second- and third-degree burns that caused skin to peel off her torso, legs and face.

Defense Attorney Jeff Cohen said when Lauradin entered her plea last month that his client acknowledged that her actions were reckless. He would not comment on her motives.

Lauradin pleaded guilty to first-degree assault.

VOODOO MOM MADE DAUGHTER EAT CHICKEN HEART

VOODOO MOMMA

BLACK magic mom Tenitza Colichon forced her seven-year-old daughter to watch as a goat was decapitated and made her eat chicken heart in a bloody ceremony which she thought would protect her.

The twisted mom admitted in court to making her daughter watch as the animal and a chicken were killed in the voodoo ritual in a Paterson, NJ home.

The 33-year-old said she thought the rituals, which also included scratching a religious symbol on  the girl's skin, would protect her daughter while she was away doing basic training after enlisting in the army.

The girl later told a teacher what had happened and said it was giving her nightmares and the school contacted police.

When cops searched the home where the ritual was performed turned up dolls, a shrine, religious statues, bones, machetes and bundles of sticks bearing numbers and names.

Some of the items had blood and animal hair on them and matched a description the girl gave about what she had seen.

Colichon admitted charges of cruelty and child neglect and faces up to five years probation when sentenced next month.

The priest Palo Mayombe priest Julio Cano and his wife Zahira were also sentenced to a year's probation.