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WF Mother Charged After Meth Found in Her Two-Month-Old

By: Melissa Foy
Updated: March 14, 2013

A Wichita Falls woman is behind bars tonight, charged in the Jan. 2012 death of one of her twin babies and exposing the other one to meth.

Thirty-four year-old Megan Renee Brown is charged with abandoning or endangering a child.

According to an arrest affidavit, police went to a home in the 34-hundred block of Jacqueline in reference to an unresponsive two-month-old baby.

They say that child was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Officers say the child had a surviving twin brother who was transported to the hospital for a urine sample to be collected.

Authorities say that urine tested positive for meth.

Brown is jailed on a $25-thousand bond.

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