Azzie C. Watson was arrested by authorities for allegedly allowing two men to repeatedly rape her two-year-old daughter.
Azzie C. Watson, 25, of Independence Missouri, faces three counts of abuse or neglect and one count of endangerment because her children allegedly lived in the presence of methamphetamine and amphetamine.
On June 29, Kansas City police were called to a metro hospital in regard to a reported rape. Officers were given a recording that Independence police had obtained and, according to court documents, was made by Watson’s boyfriend, WDAF reported.
In the recording, Watson admits to watching two men rape her daughter and taking the little girl back to the location of the crime approximately 10 times. Court documents say, in the recording, she admits that her daughter was raped about five times WDAF reported.
Additionally, The Kansas City Star reports that Watson further said in the recording that she was embarrassed about going back to the men in the house and that she knew it “was bad and so wrong,” according to an investigator’s statement.
Watson’s 43-year-old boyfriend, Charles D. Green, is also charged with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child for possessing methamphetamine in the presence of both children.
No one has yet been arrested or charged with raping the child, a Kansas City police spokesman said Wednesday. The case remains under investigation.
Watson is in jail on other pending charges in Wyandotte County and her daughter is now in the care of a foster parent.
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