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The northwest Miami-Dade man-burning incident

  1. עדכון 2 מתוך 2האחרוןיום 3כעבור 18 שעות

    Judge denies Tanisha Shelton bond in alleged burning of Nathaniel Mathis

    Mathis remained critical with burns over at least 80% of his body. Monday’s ruling keeps Shelton detained and resolves the bond question left open in our earlier report.

    צפייה

    Univision

    • Monday’s reported court outcome is denial of bond, with a preliminary probable-cause finding. Shelton remains accused, not convicted.
    • No later hospital-issued assessment or confirmed death has been established, and no next hearing date is known.
    • A dated medical update and the court’s docket or detention order would clarify the two most immediate unresolved parts of this case.
  2. עדכון 1 מתוך 2יום 2

    Miami-Dade man not expected to survive alleged fire attack; woman charged

    Deputies accuse Tanisha Shelton of setting Nathaniel Devon Mathis on fire after an argument. Officials gave him a grave prognosis, but his death has not been confirmed.

    צפייה

    NBC 6 South Florida

    • CBS Miami identifies Mathis and Shelton and reports officials’ assessment that Mathis is extremely critical and not expected to survive.

מי דיווח

מי דיווח

25 כלי תקשורת · 35 מקורות

עד לרגע זה דיווחו 16 מתוך 25

ציר הזמן

ציר הזמן

יום 3 · 2 דיווחים

  1. CBS Miami reports that the injured man is critical but stable and unable to speak. Neither he nor the woman taken into custody is publicly identified in that account.

  2. The sheriff’s office records its response to reports of a person set on fire. Deputies and fire crews find Mathis unconscious with extensive burns.

  3. דיווח ראשון

  4. CBS Miami identifies Mathis and Shelton and reports officials’ assessment that Mathis is extremely critical and not expected to survive.

מי מעורב

מי מעורב

ארגונים

  • Miami-Dade Sheriff's Officecounty police department in Florida, USA

מקומות

  • Brownsville
  • Jackson Memorial Hospital
Judge denies Tanisha Shelton bond in alleged burning of Nathaniel Mathis