‘My dad killed my mom’: Court documents reveal deceased woman’s 4-year-old daughter called 911

Portland, where a 24 -year -old woman was stabbed in her house, has emerged in a shocking incident in Oregon. The court documents reveal that the first 911 call was made by the 4 -year -old daughter of the deceased woman. The woman, who was defined as Neyilann YAM, reportedly sought shelter from her husband, who was defined as Smate Joseph after years of abuse. “My father killed my mother,” he said, according to ABC Affiliate Katu. He also gave the officers’ name of his father.

As quoted by Katu, Multnomah District Regional Lawyer Deputy Lawyer Brian Davidson, who controls the Murder Unit, said, “I have been doing this for a while. I have such cases before, but they are quite rare,” he said. “It is terrible that a child witnessed any violence and one of this size order,” you can’t exaggerate how terrible it is, “Davidson said.

The 29 -year -old suspect Smate Joseph is now accused of murder. According to the declaration supporting the arrest warrant, Smate also called 911 and told officials that he had stabbed a “loved one” and did not know if he was alive.
When the police arrived, four young children of the woman were at home. The family has recently moved to the Southeast Portland residence with Yuman’s aunt.

Authorities claimed that the suspect was looking for, stabbing a “loved one”, but according to media reports, he did not know if he had survived. The court documents also showed that YSAM and her children moved after escaping from the house she shared with Smate in Vancouver due to violence.

What do Clark County Documents reveal about Smate?

According to Katu, Clark County court documents claimed that Smate was guilty of attacking YSAM when he was pregnant before. In 2019, when Vancouver police responded to this attack, Smate’s younger brother Clayton Joseph was shot by 16 -year -old officers. Officers were cleared of injustice in the case. In March 2020, Smate was transferred with Yuman at the car and said that a judge had violated the contactless order of the 2019 domestic violence. This was the first appearance following his extradition from Clark County to Multnomah district. The first non -criminal appeal is the standard procedure.