Convicted baby killer Genene Jones has been an infamous part of San Antonio’s history for decades.

SAN ANTONIO – The tragic case of the so-called Killer Nurse began with the conviction of Genene Jones in 1984 for the murder of a 15-month-old Kerrville baby. Babbitt took over the investigation that began two years earlier under Nicholas "Nico" LaHood, who was the district attorney at the time. ‘Killer Nurse’ Genene Jones pleads guilty, gets life in prisonPolitics and personalities aside, LaHood said the priorities have always been to get justice for the families of the babies. "Regardless of how we would've handled the case, in the end, the fact that she pled was a victory for the families," LaHood said. “This has been one of the most challenging cases,” Babbitt said.

SAN ANTONIO – BREAKING NEWS UPDATE:Convicted baby killer Genene Jones made a plea deal with prosecutors Thursday in connection with the death of a San Antonio baby and was sentenced to life in prison. But I truly believe that your ultimate judgement is in the next life.”Connie Weeks, the mother of Joshua Earl Sawyer, one of the babies killed by 'Killer Nurse' Genene Jones, delivers a victim impact statement in court. Rosemary Vega Cantu, the mother of Rosemary Vega, one of the babies believed to be killed by Genene Jones, delivers a victim's impact statement at Jones' hearing. I can’t believe you’re still asking for a Bible.”Melissa Luna (pictured, center), addressed "Killer Nurse" Genene Jones during a hearing where Jones pleaded guilty. I feel like a big burden has been lifted off of my shoulder, finding justice for our babies.”Kylie McClellan, the sister of Chelsea McClellan, who is believed to have been killed by "Killer Nurse" Genene Jones, addresses Jones during a hearing where Jones pleaded guilty.

'Killer nurse' Genene Jones takes plea dealPublished: January 16, 2020, 5:29 pmConvicted baby killer Genene Jones made a plea deal with prosecutors Thursday in connection with the death of a San Antonio baby and was sentenced to life in prison.

‘Killer Nurse’ expected to make deal in baby death casePublished: January 15, 2020, 6:15 pmSo-called Killer Nurse Genene Jones is expected to make a deal with prosecutors in connection with the death of a San Antonio baby.

SAN ANTONIO – So-called Killer Nurse Genene Jones is expected to make a deal with prosecutors in connection with the death of a San Antonio baby. Jones is scheduled to make a court appearance Thursday morning in the 399th state District Court. Judge denies ‘Killer Nurse’ request to have Bible returnedThe District Attorney's office said that the case is set for a plea, but would not discuss details of the deal. Jones was scheduled to stand trial Feb. 10 in the death of a baby who died under mysterious circumstances at area hospitals where she worked as a nurse in the 1980s. Defense lawyers for ‘Killer Nurse’ Genene Jones drop request for competency trialJones is being held in the Bexar County Jail in lieu of $1 million bail in each of the cases.

Mother dies before seeing infant son’s accused killer stand trialPublished: December 16, 2019, 9:13 pmA local woman is continuing to push for justice for the older brother she never knew and now for her mother, too.