AMERICA’S MEANEST MOM CAGED AT LAST!
Gets 28 years for starving & torturing tot
IN A heartbreaking horror story, the meanest mom in America starved and abused her stepson until the boy resembled a Nazi death camp survivor!
A Texas judge has sentenced mother of seven Tammi Bleimeyer to 28 years in prison — after authorities found severely malnourished Jordan Bleimeyer, then five, covered in bumps and bruises.
Prosecutors said the evil woman also forced Jordan to wear a diaper and locked him in a cramped crawl space under the stairs the family called the Harry Potter room.
Jordan, now nine, weighed only 29 pounds when deputies found him in March 2014, after his older brother — who snuck him bread to survive — alerted authorities!
“He was nearly starved to death,” says Harris County Assistant District Attorney Stephen Driver.
“Doctors compared his malnourishment to that of a Holocaust survivor.”
After Jordan was rescued, he was rushed to a hospital, where a pediatrician determined the tragic tot had suffered “severe physical abuse and habitual starvation.”
He could have died within days, according to court documents.
Jordan’s older sibling told deputies he believed someone had slammed the youngster’s head into a wall and stunned him with a Taser.
Prosecutors say Jordan was not allowed to eat at the dinner table with his siblings — who were Tammi Bleimeyer’s children.
He was only given a slice of bread a day, which would be taken away if he didn’t eat it
quickly enough.
Jordan’s biological father,
Bradley Bleimeyer, also drugged the boy to keep him quiet, lawmen say.
Bradley Bleimeyer, 24, pleaded guilty to causing injury to a child by omission in 2016 and was handed a 15-year prison sentence.
Tammi Bleimeyer, 37, was found guilty of the same charge on Dec. 6.
Jordan is now in the care of his biological mother. Tammi Bleimeyer’s six oldest children were placed with Child Protective Services. She was pregnant when arrested and her newborn was put in foster care.
Constable Mark Herman, who was assistant chief when the investigation first unfolded, called the crime one of the worst cases of child abuse he’d ever seen.
“There are a few things that will stick with you through your career in law enforcement,” he says. “This is one of them.”