Starvation Death of 1-Month-Old on Staten Island Is Ruled a Homicide
Briefly

The tragic case of 1-month-old Joseph Heben Jr., ruled a homicide due to severe malnutrition, highlights alarming patterns of child abuse in New York City.
Joseph Heben Jr. was brought to the hospital by an unknown individual, raising questions about family and community support systems that failed to protect him.
In recent months, New York City has seen multiple cases of child malnutrition leading to tragic outcomes, reflecting urgent concerns about child welfare interventions.
With the recent death of Joseph Heben Jr. and the indictment of Jahmeik Modlin's parents, the recurring theme of child welfare failures is under scrutiny.
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