"They Loved Her to Death": Lacey Ellen Fletcher
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Louisiana Adult Protective Services
Louisiana Children's Special Health Services
Louisiana CYSHCN and their Families
National Council on Disability
Autism National Committee
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How could a community overlook such extreme neglect? Join us as we uncover the horrifying story of Lacey Ellen Fletcher, a woman whose life ended tragically after years of unimaginable neglect by her parents, Clay and Sheila Fletcher, in the small town of Slaughter, Louisiana. We explore the disturbing conditions in which Lacey was found, fused to a couch and abandoned in her own home, and the shocking details that were only revealed months after her death. The delay in media coverage and the appalling scene witnessed by officials are just the beginning of this deeply unsettling narrative.
Through this harrowing tale, we stress the critical importance of community awareness and the use of available resources for special needs care. Lacey’s story is a stark reminder of the consequences of neglect and the community's collective failure to protect one of its own. We aim to honor her memory by learning from these mistakes and ensuring no one else suffers a similar fate. Thank you for your unwavering support in our mission to raise awareness and seek justice.
Sources:
WBRZ - April 26th Article
WBRZ - "Loved Her to Death" Article
NYPost Article
WBRZ - Judge tosses indictment Article
WBRZ - Parents booked for daughter's murder Article
Daily Mail Article with Coroner
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Chapters
1. The Murder of Lacey Ellen Fletcher (00:00:00)
2. The Tragic Death of Lacey Fletcher (00:15:55)
3. The Tragic Neglect of Lacey Fletcher (00:28:08)
4. The Neglect and Death of Lacey (00:32:08)
5. The Tragic Neglect of Lacey Fletcher (00:42:48)
6. The Call for Change (00:49:57)
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