Vicktoria Robles was found dead in her apartment near the Texas Medical Center in May. Authorities said her accused killer took her baby to his family before turning himself in to police.
HOUSTON,Texas -- A family grieving the murder of their beloved sister has learned that her baby is in the care of the accused murderer's family.According to authorities, Robles' boyfriend, James Ochoa took her then 1-month-old daughter to Austin and allegedly gave the baby girl to his parents before turning himself in to the police. Ochoa has been charged with Robles' murder."I don't know those people," Eric Andrade, Robles' brother, said, distraught.
"Child Protective Services never had custody of the infant, nor did CPS initially place the baby with the paternal grandparents. Any custody issues will need to be handled privately between the two families."CPS does not get involved in cases unless the baby is in physical danger. As of now, the baby appears to be healthy, meaning CPS does not have to step in.
"They want to raise the child for the rest of the child's life. They want to raise this child to adulthood. They love this child", Schnieder said.
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