A Fayetteville woman has been charged with the murder of her 2 month-old infant son. The State Autopsy results has indicated according to local authorities that the infant died of methamphetamine intoxication.

Kaisha Poulson age 25 was charged with one count of felony murder, two counts of cruelty to children and one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in relation to the incident that occurred in March. .

A Fayetteville Police representative indicated that Poulson was charged after being arrested on June 10 for possession of narcotics related to a June 2 suicide attempt.

Earlier in the year on March 7 the Fayetteville Police Department received a 911 call indicating that Poulson's 2 month-old infant son was not breathing. There was suspicion in the case following an investigation of the death of the child.  The autopsy was performed by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation along with toxicology tests. The final results on the toxicology repot indicated death by methamphetamine intoxication.

The investigation into the death of the infant revealed that Poulson took methamphetamine while actively breastfeeding her 2 month-old baby, that resulted in the death of the baby. The charges were made on Wednesday morning.

Poulson also faces a second charge of cruelty to children and contributing to the delinquency of a minor in relation to an incident in which she had shown her 14 year-old sister how to use illegal drugs according to the Fayette Citizen News. 

 Investigators in the case said that on March 5 Poulson furnished her sister with Roxycodone and methamphetamine and gave her instructions on how to use and ingest the drugs.

Poulson was already in jail in connection with a June 2 suicide attempt at her home using a combination of of several narcotics.