VIDEO: Antavia Kennibrew autistic daughter was SA’d by 2 boys at trusted family member in East 145th area in Saint Clair

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Antavia Kennibrew autistic daughter was SA’d by 2 boys at trusted family member in East 145th area in Saint Clair.

Taking to Facebook, Antavia Kennibrew, revealed that her 5-year-old daughter was raped by bigger boys who are 2 in numbers with one girl. The incident happened near by a garden in East 148th.

Antavia Kennibrew wrote: “It was 3 kids two boys and one girl the girl is the only 10 year old she is the one they are mainly going after I need all 3 of these evil kids in trouble not just her these kids are not normal at all the whole neighborhood over there is scared of them kids they go around hurting kids 247 they didn’t know I’m the mama who gone get justice.

“On September 13, 2025, my daughter was staying with a trusted family member around the 145th area in Saint Clair while I was undergoing a medical procedure.

While she was there, I got a call that changed my life. My family member said my daughter had walked out of the house and couldn’t be found anywhere. The authorities had already been contacted.

Immediately, panic set in. I rushed out of my house and drove straight there.

When I arrived, I ran to the EMS truck—where I found my baby. She was unresponsive, injured, with her hair pu||ed out, brui$es all over, her body dirty, and a large bump on her head.

I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. My daughter didn’t look like herself. She was shaking, terrified, and completely traumatized.

Later, I learned that a group of older kids—around ages 8, 9, and 10—had approached her. They pretended to be friendly, took her by the hand, and led her to a field not far from the residence.

In that field, they hurt her badly. They beat her, pulled her hair, and did unth|nkable things no child should ever go through. They stripped her of her clothes, humi|iated [ raped] her, and left her lying there unconscious.

Afterwards, they simply walked away and went back to play, pretending nothing had happened.

While my family member was still searching for my daughter, she saw two of the kids from the neighborhood. Not knowing they were involved, she asked if they had seen a little girl. They looked right at her, showed no emotion, and said no—knowing exactly what they had done.

Later, those same two kids returned with their mother, saying they knew where my daughter was. They led my family member to the field, where my baby was found lying there—hurt, shaken, and barely responsive.

Her clothes and shoes were scattered all over the area. My cousin quickly carried her into the car and rushed her home, waiting for the authorities to arrive.

My daughter is deeply traumatized. I am too. Those kids broke her spirit. They took away her peace, her confidence, innocence and her boundaries.

At first, I didn’t want to bring this to the media. I wanted to protect my daughter from seeing her pain shared everywhere online. I trusted that justice would be served quietly.

But now, I’m speaking up—because the authorities are failing my child.

They told me two of the boys cannot be charged because they are 8 and 9 years old, even after what they did. I’m being told that legally, nothing can be done to hold them accountable.

I need help. I need justice for my daughter.

I’ve reached out to Legal Aid, the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar A$$ociation, and a crisis support center to get a victim advocate who can help us navigate the justice system.

I’ve also contacted the Mayor of Cleveland’s office for help—but haven’t received any response yet.

Please understand: if the boys’ mother hadn’t made them come forward and show where my daughter was, my baby might not be alive right now.

These are not just kids being kids. What they did was cruel and deliberate—and they, along with their parents, need to be held responsible.

My daughter is not the same anymore. She’s having emotional struggles and behavioral changes. She’s mentally exhausted. And honestly, I am too.

Not getting justice makes me feel like I failed her. She says painful things, she cries, she shuts down whenever the topic comes up—and I break down with her.

I’ve gotten her into therapy and I’m also seeking one for myself. I can’t sleep. I can barely eat. I keep seeing that image of my baby in that field.

She’s only f i v e. No €hild deserves this.
Please help us. Please look at this as if it were your own child. This is not gossip. This is not drama. This is real life.
We need your prayers. We need your voice.
We need justice.”

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