11-year-old arrested for his pregnant soon-to-be stepmother's murder: 20/20 Oct 19 Pt 1
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Jordan Brown, a fifth grader, faced a tragic situation when his soon-to-be stepmom was found shot in their home, leading to his arrest despite being a suspect, leaving him bewildered and alone in police custody.
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- Jordan Brown, a fifth grader from Wampum, Pennsylvania, faced a tragic turn of events when his father's soon-to-be stepmom, Kenzi, was found shot in their home, leading to Jordan's arrest despite his young age and innocence.
- The sudden arrest of Jordan Brown, a child with a seemingly ordinary childhood, sheds light on the harsh realities of being thrust into the criminal justice system at a young age, highlighting the vulnerability of minors in such situations.
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- Jordan Brown, a fifth grader from Wampum, Pennsylvania, was a typical child, close to his father Kris, who coached his football team.
- Jordan's childhood was filled with typical activities like birthday parties and sports, with his father always by his side.
- Kenzi, Jordan's soon-to-be stepmom, was described as a loving and caring person, eagerly awaiting the arrival of her and Chris's baby boy, Christopher.
- Tragedy struck when Kenzi was found shot in their home, with Jordan and his sister leaving for school that morning, and Adeline, Kenzi's daughter, discovering her mother's body.
- Jordan, despite being a suspect, was arrested at 3 a.m. the following morning, leaving him bewildered and alone in police custody.
