A person of interest in the death of Baby Ru has spoken out on social media.
A person of interest in the death of Baby Ru has spoken out on social media.
A person of interest in the killing of Baby Ru has spoken out on social media on the first anniversary of a fatal incident which fractured the toddler’s skull.
Wellington police still have six fulltime investigators working on the case and insist they are zeroing in on the person –or persons – responsible.
Rosie Morunga was one of the three people present at the Lower Hutt house in October last year when Ruthless-Empire Souljah Reign Rhind Shephard Wall – since officially named Nga Reo Te Huatahi Reremoana Ahipene-Wall - suffered a skull fracture and was rushed to Hutt Hospital.
A person of interest in the death of Baby Ru has spoken out on social media.
The toddler died a short time later three days short of his second birthday.
Morunga posted on her Instagram story overnight with the caption “Missed dearly aunty is so sorry boy I couldn’t save you. Aunty and uncle will get justice.”
In another post, she posted “One year and it won’t get any easier,” against an image of a baby holding a woman’s hand.
During an interview with ThreeNews last night, Ru’s mother Storm Wall said she was adamant she was not involved in her child’s death.
Wall said, because she had been at the house during the incident, “obviously I would have been a suspect”.
“That’s been the aim from the beginning and that’s still our focus.
“We’re working for a 1-year-old boy who can’t tell us what happened.
“There were three adults in the house when he suffered these injuries.
“Nobody has come forward from that group to accept responsibility. So we are working as hard as we can to piece together every strand of evidence to achieve that outcome.”
Within days of Ru’s death, police confirmed the cause: blunt force trauma, either inflicted by a weapon or by slamming his skull on a hard floor or table.
