A 20-year-old mother who had allegedly decapitated her three-month-old baby girl was suffering from post-partum depression and 'speaking of demons ' , family members said on Tuesday . Deasia Watkins , from College Hill , Ohio , was charged with aggravated murder after she was found inside a home with her dead baby lying on a counter early on Monday . Police said baby Janiyah was killed by 'homicidal violence ' , but sources told Fox19 that the child 's head had been severed . The coroner reportedly said on Tuesday that the baby suffered multiple stab wounds to the face and a fractured right arm . This is the poor three-month-old baby girl Janiyah who was decapitated , allegedly by her mother Deasia Watkins on Monday . Family members found the baby dead on Watkins ' counter . Authorities say the child died from 'homicidal violence ' Deasia Watkins , 20 , allegedly severed her three-month-old baby girl 's head on Monday . The young woman 's aunt Caretha White told Fox that Hamilton County family services had failed the child by allowing Deasia , who suffered from depression following the baby 's birth in December , to care for her . Hamilton County Job and Family Services ( HCJFS ) declined to comment when contacted by Daily Mail Online . Ms White also said that another relative had been given temporary custody of the child and Miss Watkins was told to keep away . A cousin told Cincinnati.com that he had spoken to the child 's father , who claimed the new mom had been 'acting crazy ... speaking of demons ' . A juvenile court judge ordered HCJFS to take custody of the baby on March 6 after the young mom was hospitalized for psychiatric problems . On January 25 , police reportedly went to her apartment to find the baby crying and the 20-year-old screaming . Officers allegedly that Watkins smelled of marijuana and refused to hand over the baby . When they took her daughter she 'passed out with her eyes open ' , according to Cincinnati.com . A group of children raised the alarm around 6am on Monday after finding Watkins with the baby 's body inside the home , WKRC reported . Her relationship to the children is not known . Police had cordoned off the home with crime scene tape on Monday . 'She must have been out of her mind . I heard she cut the baby 's head off , ' neighbor Jimmie Graham said on Monday . Janiyah also had multiple stab wound to her face and a broken arm , authorities say . The murdered baby was found inside this College Hill , Ohio home around 6am on Monday and Watkins was taken to hospital for mental evaluation . She was charged with aggravated murder on Tuesday . Watkins was taken to University of Cincinnati Medical Center for a mental evaluation . According to court records , the 20-year-old was diagnosed with post-partum psychosis . Hamilton County Juvenile Court records revealed that Janiyah had been placed in the custody of Job & Family Services on March 6 after a complaint filed by the Hamilton County Prosecutor 's Office last month , WCPO reported . That complaint claimed that the baby girl was neglected . It was unclear how the mother regained custody of the child , but WKRC reported that she had been placed with a family member . Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said at a press conference on Tuesday that family services had done their jobs . Relatives were seen visiting the home where the child 's body was found on Monday . It was not known if Watkins lived at the address . Property records last place her living at an apartment 10 miles away from the murder scene . WCPO reported that the young mother 's only previous brush with the law was a fine for disorderly conduct . The Cincinnati Police Department Homicide Unit and the coroner 's office were investigating .
Deasia Watkins was found with her daughter 's murdered body inside a home in College Hill , Ohio on Monday . Three-month-old baby Janiyah 's head 'had been severed ' and had multiple stab wounds to the face , coroner said on Tuesday . Her aunt said that the 20-year-old had been suffering from post-partum depression while a cousin said she was 'speaking of demons '