#TrueCrime #Interrogation #PoliceInterrogation #JheneaPratt #TrueCrimeDocumentary A 17-month-old child is dead from fentanyl exposure. Her mother, Jhenea Pratt, is sitting across from a detective—and what begins as a conversation about what happened quickly turns into a devastating interrogation. In April 2018, 17-month-old Charlette Napper-Talley died after being exposed to fentanyl. During this police interrogation, investigators begin locking Pratt into her timeline before revealing one of the most important findings in the case: fentanyl was found in her child's system. Then comes the moment that changes the entire interview. The detective tells Pratt bluntly that her child died from fentanyl poisoning. As the questioning intensifies, investigators challenge her account, examine who had access to the child, and confront the explanations surrounding Charlette's death. Pratt repeatedly denies knowing how the fentanyl got there, even asking, “Who would do that to a child?” But the investigation was far from over. Jhenea Pratt was ultimately acquitted of first- and third-degree murder but convicted of involuntary manslaughter and endangering the welfare of children. She was sentenced to 5–10 years in prison. Watch the full interrogation and decide for yourself what stands out in Pratt's answers, reactions, and changing explanations. ⚠️ **VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED:** This video discusses the death of a child, fentanyl exposure, and other disturbing details that some viewers may find upsetting. Subscribe to **Stayalert Interrogation** for full police interrogations, criminal investigations, detective strategies, courtroom outcomes, and true crime cases presented with context and analysis. What moment in this interrogation stood out to you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments. **DISCLAIMER:** This video is presented for educational, documentary, commentary, and public-interest purposes. It contains edited law-enforcement/interrogation footage accompanied by original narration, commentary, analysis, graphics, captions, and contextual information. The presentation is based on publicly available records and reporting. Any allegations discussed are presented in the context of the investigation and legal proceedings. Where applicable, individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. This video is not intended to harass, defame, or encourage harassment of any person shown or discussed. Some footage may be edited for length, clarity, pacing, and context. Viewer discretion is advised. #Fentanyl #CriminalInterrogation #DetectiveInterrogation #CrimeDocumentary #TrueCrimeCommunity #InterrogationAnalysis #PoliceInterview #CrimeInvestigation #StayalertInterrogation