Justine May: Repeated Welfare Checks, Two Children Dead
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Justine May: Repeated Welfare Checks, Two Children Dead
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For nearly two months, family members raised concerns about two little girls living with their mother, Justine May, in Ladson, South Carolina.
Police conducted repeated welfare checks. Social services and mental health crisis workers became involved. Their father and grandmother continued trying to get help.
On September 29, 2026, two-year-old Emory Deacon and her 15-month-old sister, Harlow, were found dead inside their mother’s home.
In this episode of UNHEARD, we examines the disturbing timeline leading up to their deaths, including police bodycam footage, 911 calls, family warnings, and the involvement of multiple agencies.
We also discuss psychiatric concerns surrounding the case, the limitations of welfare checks, and the challenges of protecting children when serious concerns have already been reported.
Content warning: This episode discusses child abuse, neglect, and the deaths of young children.