Staff Writer
A south Augusta man who remained in the Richmond County jail early Friday, is facing a charge involving the death of a two-month-old child.

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Shawn Jahamal Perdue, 27, of the 3500 block of Gardenbrook Drive, is charged with felony murder in connection with the death of an infant girl, said Richmond County sheriff's Investigator James Kelly.
Autopsy results appear to conclude that the child died from "Shaken Baby Syndrome," Investigator Kelly said.
The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon at Mr. Perdue's residence where he lives with the child's mother, police said.
Investigator Kelly said Mr. Perdue admitted to picking up and shaking the child - "because she wouldn't stop crying."
Mr. Perdue is not the baby's biological father, Investigator Kelly said.
The little girl was transported to the Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center at Fort Gordon and pronounced dead about 1 p.m., Wednesday, police said.
An autopsy at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Augusta Crime Laboratory confirmed the baby died from "subdural hemotoma," or a traumatic brain injury caused by an excessive amount of blood inside various parts of the brain, Investigator Kelly said.
Mr. Perdue was originally questioned Wednesday and released. Due to the significance of the autopsy results, authorities chose to bring him back for further questioning, Investigator Kelly said.
Mr. Perdue was booked into the Richmond County jail Thursday at 5:33 p.m. where he remains without bond, a jail official said early Friday.
It's unclear whether the child's mother may likewise face charges.
Investigator Kelly refused to release any details about her as of Friday morning.