Happy Friday and welcome back to the weekly docket where I recap the headlines and true crime for the week.

I hope everyone has had a great week so far.

And if you have had a great week, I'll probably end up putting a bit of a damper on it with this week's stories because all of them, literally every single one, makes me very angry.

We have a grandmother who allegedly poisoned an 11-month-old infant with

anti-freeze while she was babysitting, an infuriating update in the Ellen Greenberg case,

Donna Adel's sentencing, which might actually be the only bright spot in this episode,

and then an unthinkable crime out of Cleveland that left a five-year-old little girl

clinging to life and the perpetrators in this story will shock you to your core. So without

further ado, let's get into it. The first time takes us to a place called Okie Chobie, Florida, where Anna Adamo, who is 59

years old, stands accused of poisoning an 11-month-old infant with antifreeze while she was babysitting.

She now faces charges of attempted first-degree

murder, aggravated child abuse, and poisoning charges. The alleged incident occurred in February

when the child was dropped off in her care, totally healthy, but then became critically ill

while he was a little boy, while he

was in the care of Anna Adamo. On February 12th, the infant's mother dropped her son off at the

babysitter. She told police that her son was healthy and at the age where he was not yet

crawling or walking and could not feed himself. The mother said she breastfed the child

before leaving him with

Adamo and supplied her with two three and a half ounce bottles of breast milk along with some

packed solid food. Throughout the day, she kept in contact with the babysitter by text and was told

that the child's well-being was fine throughout the day. According to the police report at 2.25 p.m., Anna texted the mother and stated that the child

was really tired and asked if she could put him down for a nap. The mother said yes.

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