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Indian-American Texas toddler Sherin Mathews’ mother has upcoming bond hearing

Sini Mathews, 35, is scheduled for a bond reduction hearing on November 27, according to KLIF News. She is currently jailed and being held on $250,000 bond in Dallas, TX, on felony child endangerment or abandonment. She was arrested on November 18 after police obtained an arrest warrant and she surrendered to authorities.

The felony charge against Mathews evolved from the evening of October 6, when she went to dinner with her husband, Wesley Mathews, and the couple’s four-year-old, biological daughter. They left their youngest daughter, Sherin, alone at home for approximately 90 minutes while the trio dined at a restaurant in North Garland, TX. Indian-American Texas toddler Sherin Mathews’ mother has upcoming bond hearing. 

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