Malaijh And Demerion: A Case Study

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On 3-6-18, Malaijh came to the reporter's office because her head was hurting and she was crying. Malaijh was sent to the school nurse (Sharon). Malaijh's mother (Sherika) was called. The reporter was unable to reach the mother. Malaijh's brother (Demerion) comes to the Community Counselor (Turdy) every morning; before he goes to class. Demerion admitted to the Community Counselor at 8:30 am that: "On last night 3-5-18 he gave both of his sister (Malaijh and Rekara) one of his blue pill (unknown). He opened up the capsule and poured it into a glass of water and darn them to drink it." Rekara only took two slips. Malaijh had drunk all of it. Demerion was mad at Malaijh because she told him that, "She hates him. She wished he would die." Demerion

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