D.C. Mayor to fire 6 workers in Banita Jacks murder case

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At least six child welfare employees will be fired for improperly handling concerns about a woman’s care for her four daughters, who were later found dead in their home, Mayor Adrian M. Fenty said Monday.

The decomposing bodies of the girls – ages 5 to 17 – were found Wednesday when deputy U.S. marshals served an eviction notice at the apartment. Their mother has been charged with murder.

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