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SHALENE F. EHLERS | Couple Tried To Sell Baby Boy For 6-Pack Of Beer And A $1,000 Cashier’s Check To Stranger With Horrific 'contract signed' | Felony Endangering The Welfare Of A Child And Attempting To Commit Consideration For Relinquishing Minor For A
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Shalene Ehlers and Darien Urban, aged 20 and 21, are charged with attempting to sell their two-month-old infant for $1,000 and a six-pack of beer at the Hideaway Campground in Benton County, Arkansas. The Benton County Sheriff's Office learned about the scenario on September 21 when a manager reported that Ehlers and Urban had signed a letter transferring custody of their child to another individual in exchange for the money and things. Authorities uncovered a letter signed by both parents declaring their intention to give up parental rights to their baby boy for $1,000. Both face felony charges of endangering the welfare of a child and attempting to commit consideration for relinquishing a minor for adoption. The baby was in bad health and required medical attention, therefore law enforcement prioritized its wellbeing. Ehlers remains in detention, with bail set at $30,000. Both are defended by public lawyers as they go through court hearings.
I Darien Urban and Shalene Ehlers are signing our rights over to Cody Nathaniel Martin of our baby boy for $1,000 on 09/21/2024.
Disclaimer: After signing this there will be no changing yall two's minds and to never contact again.
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Shalene Ehlers. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). NVV Arkansas, AR. October 11, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
Shalene F Ehlers
Background and Incident Details
Shalene F. Ehlers, a 20-year-old resident of Arkansas, has been involved in a highly concerning legal case alongside her partner, Darien Urban, 21. The couple was accused of attempting to sell their two-month-old baby for $1,000 and a six-pack of beer. This incident took place at the Hideaway Campground in Benton County, Arkansas.
The Benton County Sheriff’s Office became aware of the situation on September 21 when they were contacted by a manager at the campground. The manager reported that Ehlers and Urban had allegedly written a letter transferring custody of their child to another individual in exchange for the aforementioned sum and goods.
"It was not working having 3 dogs, and a baby."
Legal Proceedings and Charges
Upon investigation, authorities discovered a letter signed by both parents which stated their intention to relinquish parental rights over their baby boy for $1,000. The letter included a disclaimer indicating that there would be no possibility of changing their minds or contacting them again after the agreement was made.
Both Shalene Ehlers and Darien Urban were charged with felony endangering the welfare of a child and attempting to commit consideration for relinquishing minor for adoption. These charges highlight the severity of the alleged actions, as they involve compromising the safety and well-being of a minor.
Child’s Condition and Welfare Concerns
Witnesses at the scene reported that the baby appeared to be in poor health, requiring medical attention. Observations included a full diaper with an ammonia and fecal odor, along with visible rashes, blisters, and swelling on the baby’s buttocks and genitals. These conditions raised significant concerns about neglect and maltreatment.
Emergency medical services transported the child to a hospital for evaluation due to these health concerns. The welfare of the child was prioritized by law enforcement officers who responded to ensure immediate care was provided.
Current Legal Status
As per available records, Shalene Ehlers remains in custody with bail set at $30,000. Her partner Darien Urban was released after posting bail set at $5,000. Both individuals are being represented by public defenders as they navigate through legal proceedings related to this case.
The case underscores serious issues surrounding child welfare and parental responsibilities. It also highlights legal measures taken by authorities to protect minors from potential harm or exploitation.
VIDEO: Couple accused of trying to sell baby at Benton County campground | https://youtu.be/RI7W5OWxHnY
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