Joaquin Rams, of Virginia, was indicted earlier this week for
capital murder, which means that the state of Virginia can seek the death penalty if he is found guilty. In October of last year, his fifteen month old son, Prince, died during an overnight visit. After a lengthy investigation and examination of
two other cases, those being the death of Rams's former girlfriend and the death of his mother, Rams was finally arrested in December for Prince's death. The recurring theme in all of the deaths was life insurance policies. A disturbing national recurring theme is poorly thought out
family law court decisions. Judge Algeo, of Montgomery County, Maryland, presided over the custody case that cost fifteen month old Prince his life.
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