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Adoptive parents to face murder charges in Nubia Barahona's death

Carmen Barahona, 60, went voluntarily to Miami Dade police headquarters for questioning late Friday. She was booked into jail Saturday afternoon, a jail spokeswoman said.

More details of her arrest were not immediately available Saturday afternoon.

It was on Valentine's Day that a road ranger in West Palm Beach found Jorge Barahona's red pest control truck o fitflop sale n the shoulder of Interstate 95. Victor, Nubia's twin brother, was in the cab drenched in toxic chemicals, Nubia in the bed, decomposed and stuffed in a trash bag. Jorge Barahona was passed out nearby.

Victor was released from Jackson Memorial Hospital's burn unit last week, and child welfare administrators have said he is recovering in a therapeutic foster home, though he will need continuing medical care and counseling.

Miami D cheap fitflop ade police and prosecutors assumed control of the death investigation after Victor, finally well enough to be interviewed, suggested to detectives that Nubia's injuries were inflicted inside the family's west Miami Dade home.

Detectives have searched the home several times, recently hauling away a bathtub. The Barahonas' 6 year old granddaughter reported to a therapist that the twins were being bound hand and foot and made to spend hours upon hours inside the bathtub of the family's home.

The therapist, on Feb. 10, called in the tip to a Department of Children Families abuse hotline, four days before Nubia's corpse was found. The state child welfare agency has drawn intense scrutiny since the discovery. The DCF has released a host of agency records detailing the twins' abuse over much of their lives.

Nubia, records showed, was petrified of her adoptive mother, who, she told school workers, would beat her feet w 2014 Fitflops ith a sandal if she learned the girl had wet her pants. Nubia also was afraid her mother would learn she was hoarding food in a book bag because she was always hungry.

Last week, Carmen Barahona filed for divorce against her husband. The woman's lawyer said Carmen Barahona had been the victim of domestic violence for much of her marriage and should not be held responsible for what occurred inside the Barahonas' home. Carmen Barahona asked for custody of her three surviving adoptive children, though the children all are under the supervision of the DCF, which has placed them in area foster homes.