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Something in the article that caught my eye.

“...Nelson told him the seemingly incriminating burned carpet at her residence had caught fire months ago. “She had called on her landlord to fix it,” he said.”

Currently, police forensic experts are examining the carpet to determine if it has any residue from the boy’s body in it. If:

1) It does not, and,
2) Her landlord confirms that she contacted him about the carpet before the boy disappeared, then,

The police had better have some other incriminating evidence, if all they have is the carpet, or there is a good chance that they have arrested the wrong person.

Truthfully, I suspect that they may have the wrong person, for the sole reason that this sort of brutality is so extreme that the profile seems very wrong.

If they had not arrested her, my first thought would be some hardcore Mexican cartel killers. Those people think nothing of murdering women and children in horrific ways, and have done so to hundreds of them in northern Mexico, not too far away from this homicide.

Google “mass graves in Mexico”, and you will see what I mean.

They conduct torture and murder at al-Qaeda levels of violence, and burning a child to death would mean nothing to them.

So let’s wait and see.