Police: Mom confesses to slaughtering her visually impaired, mentally unbalanced high schooler

Police say they discovered her Aug. 29 in a Polk County field lying around 20 feet far from a dead young person wearing a diaper.

The lady, who was just wearing clothing, said she required water and began hollering about God, as indicated by court reports.

As Kimberly Lightwine savored water a representative sheriff's auto and quieted down, she started to relate, police say, how she slaughtered her 19-year-old child, who was visually impaired and mentally unbalanced, court reports said.

A post-mortem examination demonstrated the child had a swollen cerebrum from lack of hydration and could have gone into stun after not taking a fundamental drug, court reports say.

The experience, and follow-up meetings, were portrayed in a reasonable justification proclamation composed by a Polk County sheriff's representative.

Polk County Sheriff Kay Williams said he's been in law requirement for a long time, however this case emerges.

Individuals are stunned," he said.

As per the announcement, Lightwine, of Aldrich, Missouri, told police she didn't know how she got to the field, however she utilized meth in advance and had been utilizing drugs now and again for a considerable length of time, as indicated by court archives.

"I'm an awful mother, I got high, and I got discouraged, and I think I am going to hurl," she advised examiners as indicated by the announcement. "I slaughtered my child, I executed my child, I murdered my child, I slaughtered my child."

As per the announcement, she advised her child to "escape the auto and go after help."

"Put your hands before you for help, and God is going to deal with you."

Her child experienced difficulty strolling, the announcement said, yet continued returning to her maxim "mother." According to the announcement, Lightwine said she would push him away and let him know: "No you would prefer not to love me, please let God take you."

At a certain point, the announcement said, Lightwine climbed on the Ford Expedition she had crashed into the field and hollered: "You mother(expletive), I'm tired of your (interjection). ... Come and bring it on."

The announcement said Lightwine thought "awful mother(expletive) were coming."

It's hazy to what extent the entire difficulty kept going.

"I don't know how long, I don't know to what extent he'd been on the ground. He sobbed for me," she told police, as indicated by the announcement. "I simply shut it out. I simply continued feeling that God or someone came and got him and took him where he should have been."