WTF! 2 BRONX MOTHER'S CHARGED WITH KILLING THEIR KIDS!

A Bronx mom charged with killing her 5-year old son denied committing the heinous crime Monday.

"All my trust is in God and he knows I didn't do this," Kim Crawford, 21, told reporters during a jailhouse phone call. "I didn't do this. God knows the truth and he knows I didn't do this."

Crawford is accused of killing her son, Jamar Johnson, by causing blunt force trauma to his torso, police said.

She told several friends she had put her son to bed in their E. 227th St. apartment Friday night because he wasn't feeling well.

But when she went to check on him hours later, he wouldn't wake up, the friends said. He died later that night at Montefiore Medical Center.

In a separate case, a Bronx man was charged Monday with killing his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter, police said.

Edgar Algarin, 26, apparently exploded in anger because Enidaliz Ortiz-Encarnacion wouldn't eat, sources said. He told police he punched the girl in the back, sources said.

The city Medical Examiner's office said the girl was choked and beaten in the upper torso.

Algarin, who has no previous arrest record, was charged with murder and manslaughter.

The child was in cardiac arrest when an ambulance arrived at the family's Mott Haven apartment early Saturday. She died a short time later at Lincoln Hospital.

Sources said the girl's mother was away on business and that Algarin may have been angry that he was forced to babysit.

As for Crawford, she posted a chilling message on her Facebook page after Jamar failed to wake up: "My life is destroyed."

Her friends were shocked by the charges.

"The only ones who know what went on are God, Kim and her baby," said Alonda Lavaughn, Crawford's friend and former dance instructor. "She's always been a good mother. We don't know what happened."
Crawford, a maintenance worker in a Bronx apartment building, also has a 2-year-old daughter, Heaven.

"They had just moved into a new apartment building this week and were so happy," said Crawford's friend Tanisha Cephas, 20. "This isn't her. She does everything for those kids. She just bought (Jamar) $400 shoes. I don't understand what led up to this," Cephas said. "Jamar was such a good, smart boy."

Crawford has previous arrests for drugs and assault, police sources said, and a long history of domestic incidents with the boy's father. Police were called for domestic incidents between the pair nine times since 2006, sources said.

"She had some problems before, but she was doing good," Lavaughn said."




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