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Former Camp Lejeune Navy corpsman pleads guilty in 2020 New Year's Day toddler death

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A former Camp Lejeune Navy corpsman pled guilty Tuesday morning in Onslow County Superior Court to second-degree murder in the 2020 death of two-year-old Annaley Ratliff.

Ricardo Montesinos, 24 at the time, of Ravenwood Drive, was arrested by the Jacksonville Police Department after officers responded to Ravenwood Apartments in the early morning hours of New Year's Day 2020 in reference to a medical call. 

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