Woman accused in murder of her grandchild denied supervised release
Debra Geron is the biological grandmother of 10-year-old Geanna Bradley, who was found tortured and starved to death in Wahiawa in January. Debra Geron, the biological grandmother of 10-year-old Geanna Bradley, has been denied supervised release by a judge in Hawaii. Geron will remain in jail until her trial and will not be released on bail. Geanna was found tortured and starved to death in Wahiawa in January. Her biological relatives, Brandy and Thomas Blas, have pleaded not guilty to numerous charges.
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The woman accused in the murder of her grandchild has been denied supervised release.
Debra Geron is the biological grandmother of 10-year-old Geanna Bradley, who was found tortured and starved to death in Wahiawa in January.
A judge ruled Friday that Geron will stay in jail until her trial.
Geron and Brandy and Thomas Blas, the legal guardians of Geanna, have pleaded not guilty to numerous charges.
The judge also denied any bail for Geron.
Temas: Crime, Murder