Ga. father and Walmart Santa charged in deaths of his 2 children

Rincon -- A Georgia father was charged in connection in the deaths of his two kids. He reportedly worked as a Santa at a local Walmart just days before he was arrested, Fox News reported.

Elwyn Crocker, 50, was charged with child cruelty and concealing a death in connection with the killing of his two children. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, he worked as a jolly Santa Claus at the Walmart in Rincon, Georgia.

“This guy, the biological father, was a Santa Claus at Rincon Walmart, and these other families who live out here had their kids in his lap,” Ronald Howe, a neighbor, told WTOC.

Law enforcement officials investigating the disappearance of Mary Crocker, 14, searched property in Guyton, where the girl lived. They discovered two bodies, one confirmed to be Mary's and the other was that of her body Elwyn Crocker Jr., who had not been seen since November 2016.

Looks like a case of inter-familial breeding

The children's stepmother Candice Crocker, 33, Kim Wright, 50, and Wright’s boyfriend, Roy Anthony Prater, 55, were also charged with child cruelty and concealing a death in connection to the children’s killings. They all lived in the same house with Elwyn Crocker. Imagine what those poor children went through before they died--how incredibly horrible and sad.

They were being held in Effingham County Jail without bond. More charges were expected. 

Every one of them should get the death penalty.

Gena Sullivan, spokesperson for the Effingham County Sheriff’s Office, said that deputies were only called to the residence “for complaints about a couple of pit bulls” but later learned that the family was reported to the Division of Family and Children Services, a largely useless government agency as are almost all child welfare agencies throughout the country.

The children were enrolled in school in the county but were pulled out for homeschooling, WTOC reported, which is surprising because the photos show people that look like they would be hard-pressed to even read the funny papers.

The news of the death shocked the small town of fewer than 2,000 people.

“I’ve been doing this 41 years and, a while ago, I almost broke down in tears. It’s that bad,” Sheriff Jimmy McDuffie said. “I don’t understand how you do children like this.”


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