The father of two young girls whose mother was gunned down in an execution-style killing in front of them is demanding custody of the kids. Since an unknown gunman murdered 30-year-old Lakisha Scriven earlier this month, her daughters Alanna, 8, and Aleila, 5, have been staying with their grandmother. But their 37-year-old father Clarence White — who had moved out of Scriven's house before the killing after disputes and threats — wants his kids back. His attorney claims Scriven's mother illegally "absconded" with the children. "His rights as a father have been completely trampled on," the attorney told the Post. "We want the kids back where they belong; with their father for Christmas."
Father Fights For Custody After Spouse's Killing
Execution-Style Murder Of Bronx Mom Remains A Mystery
Police continue to look for answers following the execution-style killing of a Bronx mother who was shot dead in front of her children. Lakisha Scriven, 30, was a caseworker for the city's Administration for Children's Services, where she was known for her cheery attitude, her tireless work ethic, and according to the Times, her taste for flashy high-heeled shoes that brought her "into work, into parties and into the city’s gloomiest conditions as if she were Carrie Bradshaw with a penchant for social justice."
Cops Seek Motive In Execution-Style Murder Of Bronx Mom
Police are searching for the gunman who murdered a child protection specialist in an execution-style killing in front of her children yesterday morning. Lakisha Scriven, a 30-year-old supervisor for caseworkers for the Administration for Child Services, was leaning into her car to help her two daughters, ages 5 and 8, buckle their seat belts before bringing them to school when a gunman pulled her from the vehicle and shot her in the back of the head. "He dragged her kicking and screaming from the van. She puts up a struggle, but he shoots her," a police source told the Post.

