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Roseland Christian Ministries and Family Offer $5,000 Reward as Police Probe Infant Homicide

Roseland community held a Tuesday vigil to honor Kayson Flowers, urging residents to share information

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Overview

  • The Cook County Medical Examiner ruled Kayson Flowers’s death a homicide after finding multiple injuries consistent with child abuse.
  • Detectives said Kayson, who had spent a week with his father, had been deceased for six to eight hours before being returned unresponsive to his mother on April 28.
  • Kayson was found unresponsive at his home in the 200 block of West 106th Street on April 26 and was pronounced dead at Roseland Hospital on April 28.
  • Chicago police, who have not filed any charges, say they are investigating the case and encourage anyone with information to submit anonymous tips.
  • Community leaders and the Flowers family describe the infant’s death as a moral crisis, with Kayson’s mother seeking counseling amid calls for justice.