HAMPTON, Va. – Julia Tomlin, the Hampton mother charged with the murderof her 2-year-old son, Noah, was indicted by a grand jury on several charges Monday.
Tomlin’s grand jury trial will begin on March 9 until March 13.
Julia was arrested over the summer, just days after she reported her two-year-old son, Noah, missing. His body was found more than a week later inside the Hampton Steam Plant.
At first, the only charges against her were three felony child neglect charges. In October, murder and unlawful disposal of a body charges were also added.
Documents say Julia told investigators Noah hit his head while taking an unattended bath and drowned. Hampton Commonwealth’s Attorney Anton Bell says her story does not match the extent of Noah’s injuries.
Julia has been behind bars since July.
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