Justice FOR Alexander

How JESUS CASTELLANO GOT MY SON KILLED IN VENEZUELA: A Documented Case of Medical Negligence

Watch the full video below on youtube. Everything stated on this site is documented and explained in detail.

The story of alexander

WHO ALEXANDER WAS

Alexander was deeply loved from the moment we knew he was coming. I am an American, and my partner is Venezuelan. Discovering that we had a baby on the way was the greatest joy of our lives. Throughout the pregnancy, we took his health seriously and followed medical guidance. My partner maintained a healthy pregnancy, exercised daily, avoided sugar, and took recommended vitamins. We attended prenatal appointments and relied on professional advice, trusting that our son’s wellbeing was being properly monitored by the medical team responsible for his care.

The negligence of Jesus Castellano end my son's life

Ultrasound- July 17, 2024 (39 weeks) performed 13 days berfore birth

Ultrasound- June 2024 (36-37 weeks)

Throughout the pregnancy, prenatal monitoring was ongoing and consistent. Ultrasounds were performed in the final weeks before birth, including a late-term scan at 39 weeks gestation, just 13 days before Alexander was born. In addition to these documented ultrasounds, the baby was visually checked with ultrasound at every appointment, and we were in constant communication with Jesus.

During the final days of the pregnancy, my partner was in severe, escalating pain and repeatedly communicated this. We were seen every day. Despite clear signs that the pregnancy was no longer progressing normally, the birth was delayed and allowed to continue for too long. By the time Alexander was born, he was in severe distress, with a green, meconium-stained umbilical cord indicating prolonged fetal stress before birth. The birth came too late to prevent catastrophic injury.

He Saw the Green Cord, Told Us Everything Would Be Fine, Took a Photo for His Instagram, and Left Our Son to Die

The Proposal

By Jason

Planning a surprise proposal for somebody who doesn’t like surprises poses a set of unique challenges. I knew she needed to have her family around (dog included), and it had to be at the cabin.

Courtney and I took a walk down the beach where I used my prepared bullet points to nail the proposal. Just as I got down on one knee, my brother’s drone caught the footage from above. She said yes (nailed it!), and we celebrated with our family over a feast of crab, champagne, and homemade pie.

Thanks to Weiss Photo & Film and Carson Hancock Photography for the photos

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