вЂњShe somehow had the bravery to say, вЂThe world needs to see my child the world needs to see what he looks like,вЂ™вЂќ he told the publication. Arcenaux explained why CharlesвЂ™ mother felt the need to share the photo with the public. He told The New York Times the family immediately likened the image to the photo of Till from 1955. Photo: NurPhoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images Police in LouisianaвЂ™s Iberia Parish made an arrest in connection with the death of Quawan Charles, the 15-year-old whose body was found in a sugarcane field in November. Can somebody whoвЂ™s 5-foot-6 typically drown in two feet of water? No, not unless thereвЂ™s another cause associated with that.вЂќД¬hase Trichell, another lawyer representing CharlesвЂ™ family, said, via NBC, вЂњNo able-bodied 15-year-old is going to drown in ankle-deep water without some outside influence that contributed to his death.вЂќДЄndre Arcenaux, a local activist and a founder of advocacy group Stand Black, was with the family when they saw a photo of CharlesвЂ™ disfigured face for the first time. Per The New York Times, Haley said, вЂњIf in fact, he did die of drowning - and weвЂ™re saying that as an if - weвЂ™re calling into question how exactly that would have happened. In particular, he noted that the only bodies of water found in the sugar cane field where CharlesвЂ™s body was found were all less than two feet deep. In a statement, Haley challenged the findings of this preliminary report. Woman arrested in Quawan Charles case A Louisiana woman was charged Tuesday in connection to the death of Quawan 'Bobby' Charles, a Black teen whose body was found in a sugar cane field in. He was alive and well when he was here, and now he is dead.вЂќ Investigation report вЂњI want the lady who came to get my son without my permission, his dadвЂ™s permission, to be held accountable,вЂќ CharlesвЂ mother said at a recent vigil for her son. CharlesвЂ™ mother has since said she wants the Irvins, particularly Janet Irvan, to be held вЂњaccountable.вЂќ

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