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vaginal area.” A search warrant was executed for Huggett’s residence, during which time

several witnesses provided “valuable information” as to “the sequence of events leading

up to the victimís death,” said Det. Liotta. Investigators learned that the victim had been

transported by ambulace on April 24, due to her hands being swollen, and she had been

released on the same day and returned home with Huggett. Witnesses said the multitude of

bruises were not present on the child on that day, but the following day, the child was not

acting as usual and was lethargic. Huggett discussed with her roomates the possibility that

her daughter may have come into contact with the child, as a bottle of ant/roach killer had

spilled onto her booster seat. Acting on advice from her mother, Huggett had contacted the

poison control hotline at 11:00 p.m. Huggett was advised to take her child to the hospital.

Personnel at the hotline contacted Citrus Memorial Hospital to inform them the victim was

enroute to the hospital. About two hours later when the hotline employee learned that the

child had not been transported to the hospital, he/she contacted Hugett by phone, and Hug-

gins told the hotline employee that her child was fine so she would not be transporting her

In the week prior to May 2, Huggett had spoken with members of the Department

of Children and Families and the sheriff s office. She had denied causing the injuries to

Aliyah and had initially blamed the death on her boyfriend, but she had also blamed her

At 11:10 a.m., May 2, Det. Liotta spoke with Huggins at her residence in a fol-

low up interview. As they drove to a Citrus County park, Det. Liotta and Huggett began to

discuss Aliyah’s death. According to the report, Huggett said she realized something was

wrong with her daughter on April 25, but she did not seek medical treatment because she

knew she would be arrested when the medical staff saw the bruises on her. She said she d

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Inglis student Kaci Alumbaugh, with her mother Shelly, accepts this year’s scholarship from shaken Aliyah at least two times on April 26 and 27, and at least three other times prior

Yankeetown Inglis Woman’sKaci attendsCollege of Central to that because she would not stop whining, that she whined all the time and constantly

 Club President Helen Ciallella.  

Florida and will complete her AS Nursing Degree first semester. Her plans wanted to climb on her and sit on her lap. She said she shook Aliyah on the morning of

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are to attend University of South Florida for a BS in Nursing and continue her career for a April 25 because she would not be quiet and, again, around 4:00 a.m. on April 26 for the

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Masters as a Nurse Practitioner. The usual scholarships of $500 are awarded each year to same reason. She said she covered the childís mouth with her hand to muffle her cries. She

students who attended applicant this  and the admitted to slamming Aliyah’s head into the bedroom wall and head butting her. When this

 Yankeetown School. Kaci was the only  year

club decided to give her aswhichtotaled 

the Nancy Lou Miller Scholarship  well   $1500. The happened, she told Det. Liotta, Aliyah lost consciousness and never regained it. She said

notawardedwillhelpsome•YankeetownSchoolsum- •shelaid bed  child while she was unconscious and never sought medical help.

extra money  •    students attending  attend   in  with the

mer camps. TheWoman’sscholarships said she did not mean to kill the child, she just could not take her whining all the time.

  YI  Club has given over $90,000 in  to local students She

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since the scholarship program was founded by Sara Weaver in the 60’s who donated all

monies she earned from the Arnold Tyler Duplicate Bridge Club held at the clubhouse weekly

to fund the original project. The club runs bingo, a thrift shop and many functions to fund the MIXED DOUBLES TOURNEY: The 7-9- 271,757; Dorine Fugere 275; Lori Ciquera

8 NoTap tourney will be held Sunday, May 263,715; Stacy Christopher 706.

community programs and library.

19, beginning at 1pm with a luncheon, fol-

LATE STARTERS: Handicap: Bob Des-

lowed by three games of bowling. There are meules 248,672; Rich Murdock 247,691;

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individual awards in addition to the team Ruth Ann Radford 245; Helen Herr 241,646;

prizes, along with optional pots and Krazy Betty Chapman 644.

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Eights. Reservations are required by Fri-

WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEN: Handi-

cap: Matt O’Brien 287,796; Bobby Finch

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CITRUS KIA GOLFBOWL DOUBLES: 287,759; Chuck Hindbaugh 287; Dennis

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The GolfBowl Doubles will be Satur- Flanagan 283.

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day, May 18, beginning with nine holes

HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handicap: Bob

at Twisted Oaks Golf Club (3:30pm shot- Buege 275,781; Norm Patch 268; Jerry

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gun start). The competitors then move to Billing 707; Dawn Dearlove 262,710; Betty

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Parkview Lanes for Little Joey’s pizza and Joyce 254; Thia Williams 686.

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Arequirediby Wednesday, May 15.

dvertis ng at Reasonable Rates for S Levy, NE285,758;& SW Marion Counties

Conrad Citrus Robert Grooms 273; Bob

SUMMER LEAGUES: Orwell Pt., Homosassa, Florida 34446

5093 S. Reservations are Desmeules 735; June Williams 249; Mi-

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being taken for allPhone: leagues. Call the chelle Shirley362-4788 LePree 700; Lisa

summer (352) 489-4588 Fax: (727) 248; Sandy

Center at 352-489-6933 for details.

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League scores Debbie Russell, Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.com Buege,

Email, for the week ending May 5:

BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Bob

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cap: Ron Mesick 274,746; Todd Cridland 101 pins over his average.

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