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Breaking News! She adopted him to give him a bettr life! He jumped from the 2nd floor to escape her!

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An 11-year-old boy in Coweta County, Georgia, escaped severe abuse by breaking through two layers of drywall from a closet where he had been confined, then jumping from a second-story window. A neighbor rescued him, leading to the arrest of Chloe Jackson-Jones.

Jackson-Jones pleaded guilty to aggravated assault by strangulation, two counts of false imprisonment, and 17 counts of first-degree child abuse. Prosecutors said she documented years of abuse in photos and messages, including making the boy hold painful positions for hours and forcing him to clean up his own feces. They also described an episode in which she choked him until she feared he was dying. A prosecutor said the boy was the only child in their cases to receive a diagnosis of torture.

The judge sentenced Jackson-Jones to 40 years in prison, with 20 years to be served. The boy, now 14, was praised for his courage and resilience. He is reportedly doing well in school, and he and his sister have been adopted into a permanent home.

Host Ty Smith condemned the abuse and praised the boy’s determination to escape. He also called for Jackson-Jones to face severe consequences and encouraged abused children to seek help and act to protect themselves.

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  • Ty Smith — Host, Modern Renaissance Man
  • Doug Evans — Fox 5 News reporter
  • Brassfield — Prosecutor quoted in the report; first name not provided in the subtitles.

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