Rebekah Amaya was found to be insane when she drowned her two children in a bathtub in 2003 she is now asking for unsupervised leave from the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo. In 2005, Amaya was found not guilty by reason of insanity in connection with the Oct. 16, 2003, killings of 5-month-old Gabriel Amaya and 4-year-old Grace Headlee, a child she had from a previous marriage. On Jan, 31, 2005, Prowers District Judge Douglas Tallman ordered Amaya to spend an undetermined amount of time at the state hospital. On Jan. 3, 2008, Tallman issued an order granting Amaya's request for temporary removal from the hospital with supervision. Tallman said Amaya was not a threat to herself or the community. He said mental-health experts believe Amaya's mental illness is in remission and in order for her to continue to progress in treatment, she needs to have community contact outside the institution. According to Prowers County District Attorney Jennifer Swanson, Amaya has filed a motion with the court asking for increased privileges, which includes leaving the CMHIP campus at certain times without supervision. The court hearing has been set for April 28th, 2009 in Lamar, CO. Prowers District Judge Douglas Tallman is set to preside. This petition is against her request to the 15th Judicial District Court for any type of extended or unsupervised priviledges that may be granted to Rebekah Amaya. For the memory of Grace Headlee, Gabriel Amaya as well as for her own saftey - please do not grant Rebekah Amaya any further special priviledges which include unsupervised "trip" passes from the Colorado State Mental Health Institute at Pueblo.