Mother and relatives who killed 3-year-old in torturous exorcism have shown no remorse: Prosecutor

Booking photos of Rene Trigueros Hernandez, Rene Hernandez-Santos (bottom left), and Claudia Hernandez-Santos (right)

Rene Trigueros Hernandez, Rene Hernandez-Santos (bottom left), and Claudia Hernandez-Santos (right).

Prosecutors want to keep a California mother and two relatives behind bars ahead of trial for allegedly torturing her 3-year-old daughter to death. Deputy District Attorney Rebekah Wise says they have not shown remorse, according to a filing obtained by CW San Francisco affiliate KRON. In particular, the state says the mother, Claudia Hernandez, 26, would be a danger to the public — especially kids — if released.

The defendant had allegedly claimed to truly believe the victim, Arely Naomi Proctor, 3, was possessed by a demon. Authorities said she even purchased a funeral dress for the child before the killing.

Hernandez allegedly claimed to have previously received a vision from God that God was “going to Arely.” He also allegedly said that two weeks before the girl’s death, she had a vision of dropping the child off at the gates of Heaven.

“Claudia said she thought, ‘Okay, baby. You have to go,”” documents reportedly said.

“She has shown no remorse for the violent assault she committed against Arely, and she does not believe that what she did was wrong,” Wise reportedly wrote.

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