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MARIAH THOMAS | ‘I Accidentally Put Her In The Oven’: Mom Placed 1-Month-Old Baby Daughter Za'riah in Scorching Kitchen Appliance Instead of Crib | Father Comes Home, He Smells Smoke | Autographed Letter Signed
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In the heart of Kansas City, a tragic incident unfolded on February 9, 2024, when Mariah Thomas, a 26-year-old mother, allegedly placed her one-month-old infant in an oven instead of the crib, leading to the child's death. Initially charged with first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, the charges were later elevated to involuntary manslaughter. This case has not only shaken the local community but also sparked widespread media attention, prompting discussions on maternal mental health and child safety.
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Mariah Thomas. Autographed Letter Signed. Commercial #10 (4.125” x 9.5”) envelope. N.p. February 27, 2025. Content unknown. SEALED.
A Mother's Fatal Mistake: The Mariah Thomas Tragedy
Mariah Thomas was born on April 15, 1998, in Kansas City, Missouri, where she spent her entire life. As of March 2025, she is incarcerated at the Jackson County Detention Center, awaiting trial. Her criminal record prior to this incident remains undisclosed.
Details about Thomas's early life, family background, education, employment history, and known associates are scarce in public records. Such information could provide insights into her mental state and circumstances leading up to the tragic event.
Mariah Thomas and her 1-month-old baby, Za'Riah, live with Mariah's parents. Za'Riah's grandparents leave for work just before 8 a.m. on Friday. After 1 p.m., Mariah Thomas calls her mother at work, hysterically screaming something is wrong with the baby. Her mother tells her to call 911. Mariah Thomas reports her baby daughter is not breathing.
When Mariah Thomas' father comes home, he smells smoke and runs to the baby's crib. He sees that Baby Za'Riah looks burned. He picks her up, realizing his granddaughter is dead. Mariah Thomas says she was putting Za'Riah down for a nap and thought she put her in the crib, but accidentally put her in the oven. First responders arrive to treat what they think is an infant who isn't breathing, but instead, they find the baby with what appears to be thermal injuries on various parts of her body. She is wearing a bodysuit over a diaper, but the clothing appears to have melted onto the diaper and it appears very dirty, possibly burned on the backside. A baby blanket with significant burn marks is found in the living room.
Thomas has been charged for allegedly placing her child in an oven, resulting in the death of the 1-month-old child. Mariah Thomas faces the Class A Felony of Endangering the Welfare of a Child in the First-degree, death of a child.
On February 9, 2024, emergency responders were dispatched to Thomas's residence in the 4100 block of Forest Avenue in Kansas City, following a report of a non-breathing infant. Upon arrival, they discovered the one-month-old child with apparent burns and melted clothing. Thomas allegedly told an adult family member that she intended to place the baby in the crib but accidentally put her in the oven.
The specific circumstances leading to this incident remain unclear. The oven's operational status at the time and other critical details have not been publicly disclosed, leaving many questions unanswered.
Following the incident, Thomas was arrested by the Kansas City Police Department. She was initially charged with first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, resulting in death. On December 5, 2024, a Jackson County grand jury added an involuntary manslaughter charge. Thomas pleaded not guilty, and her jury trial is scheduled for January 13, 2025.
The infant's tragic death has had a profound impact on the family and the community. The psychological and emotional toll on the family is immeasurable. The incident has also sparked public outrage and media scrutiny, leading to discussions about maternal mental health and child safety protocols.
As of March 2025, Mariah Thomas remains in custody at the Jackson County Detention Center, awaiting trial. There is no public information regarding any rehabilitation efforts or assessments of her mental health. The upcoming trial will determine her legal fate and any potential future risks to society.
This tragic case underscores the critical importance of maternal mental health awareness and the need for robust support systems for new mothers. It also highlights the necessity for comprehensive investigations to understand the factors leading to such incidents, aiming to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
Given the rarity and notoriety of this case, items associated with Mariah Thomas, such as autographs, may hold significant value for collectors. However, ethical considerations should be taken into account when dealing with memorabilia linked to tragic events.
VIDEO: NEWBORN DEAD After Mom ‘Mistakenly’ Bakes Baby in Oven | https://youtu.be/pMOniYOjuf0
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• Photo Pages/Sheet Protectors: Heavyweight Clear Sheet Protectors, Acid Free & Archival Safe, 8.5 × 11, Top Load
• White Backing Board – Acid Free
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