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DEONTRAY LAMONTE FLANAGAN | Man Who Facetimed Girlfriend As He Beat And Strangled Their 2-Year-Old Daughter To Death Convicted Of Capital Murder, Lunges At Photographer During Trial | ALS
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Deontray Flanagan was convicted of capital murder for the death of his 2-year-old daughter, Zevaya Flanagan, in March 2023. After taking her from daycare, he confronted her mother at a Walmart and fled with Zevaya while being pursued by police. The police chase lasted approximately 45 minutes and covered around 30 miles. During this time, Flanagan assaulted Zevaya in the car while FaceTiming her mother and grandfather. Prosecutors stated that he strangled and beat the child during the chase, which resulted in severe injuries as she was not secured in a seatbelt and was tossed around the vehicle. The jury convicted Flanagan in less than two hours based on the evidence presented during the trial. The case highlighted concerns about domestic violence and the failure to take threats seriously prior to this tragic incident.
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Deontray Flanagan. Autographed Letter Signed. Commercial #10 (4.125” x 9.5”) envelope. Houston, TX. February 28, 2025. Content unknown. SEALED.
A Father's Descent: The Tragic Tale of Deontray Lamonte Flanagan
Born on April 15, 1998, in Houston, Texas, Deontray Lamonte Flanagan's early life remains largely undocumented, with limited information available about his family background, education, or employment history. Prior to the events of March 2023, Flanagan had a criminal record that included an assault on his special needs brother, indicating a propensity for violence.
On March 20, 2023, Flanagan's actions culminated in a horrifying crime. Angered by his ex-girlfriend, Kairsten Watson, for attempting to move on from their relationship, he picked up their two-year-old daughter, Zevaya, from daycare. He then confronted Watson at her workplace, a local Walmart, where he assaulted her and seized her phone before fleeing with Zevaya.
A 45-minute police chase ensued across Harris County, during which Flanagan subjected his daughter to unimaginable brutality. He initiated a FaceTime call with Watson and her father, Curtis Watson, forcing them to witness the assault on Zevaya. Prosecutors later described how Flanagan struck Zevaya with and against a blunt object and choked her to death. Screenshots from the FaceTime call revealed the child's swollen eyes and bloodied mouth, depicting the extent of her injuries.
The chase concluded with a standoff involving a SWAT team, after which Flanagan was apprehended. Zevaya was airlifted to Memorial Hermann Hospital but succumbed to her injuries shortly after arrival.
Flanagan was charged with capital murder (a murder that can be punished by death, considered the most serious type of murder) in connection with his daughter's death. Initially, his bond was set at $1 million but was subsequently increased to $2 million during his first court appearance. The trial commenced in January 2025, where the jury was presented with harrowing evidence, including the FaceTime footage of the assault. After deliberations, Flanagan was found guilty of capital murder and sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
The impact of this crime on the victims and society was profound. Zevaya's family was left devastated, grappling with the loss of a vibrant child whose "smile could light up anyone's darkest days." The public and media reacted with outrage and sorrow, highlighting the need for better protective measures for victims of domestic violence. The case underscored the importance of timely intervention by authorities when warning signs are evident.
Currently, Flanagan is serving his life sentence without the possibility of parole. There is no public record of any rehabilitation efforts on his part, and given the severity of his crime, he poses no future threat to society.
This tragic case offers several lessons. It emphasizes the critical need for law enforcement to take threats of domestic violence seriously and act promptly. Additionally, it highlights the importance of support systems for individuals attempting to leave abusive relationships, ensuring they and their loved ones are protected from potential harm.
Given the heinous nature of Flanagan's crime, it is unlikely that obtaining an autographed item from him would be desirable or hold any value.
VIDEO: How Texas Dad Killed 2 Year Old Daughter During FaceTime with Mom | https://youtu.be/bhvLeX5IQvc
VIDEO: Murder suspect lunges at Houston news photographer during trial | https://youtu.be/Ftc56Uk71OI
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• White Backing Board – Acid Free
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