US EditionMom Fakes Abduction, Now Charged in Daughter's Death: Cops
- On June 10 in Newark, Delaware, Darrian Randle reported her 3-year-old daughter Nola was abducted at gunpoint, prompting an Amber Alert and police search.
- Police later determined Randle fabricated the story, admitted lying, and canceled the Amber Alert as the case shifted to a homicide investigation led by Maryland State Police.
- Investigators found human remains wrapped in plastic in a suitcase in Cecil County on June 11, believed to be Nola’s body, with Randle and her boyfriend Cedrick Britten charged in connection to the death.
- Randle was arraigned on felony false reporting and murder charges, held on $1 million bail awaiting extradition to Maryland, while Britten was released on home detention after a bail hearing.
- This case highlights a custody dispute between Randle and the biological father and reveals serious legal consequences for fabricating a kidnapping linked to a child’s death.
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Mom accused of beating 3-year-old to death with belt, then faking an abduction call to police
A mom is accused of beating her 3-year-old daughter to death with a belt and then faking an abduction call to police, according to court documents obtained by local outlets.
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Mom allegedly beat child to death with belt, hid body in suitcase before making up abduction report
New details have been revealed in the case of a Maryland woman who claimed her child was abducted in Delaware, only to be charged later with the child's murder.
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hot1009.comDeath of Toddler with Hoosier Ties Leads to Murder Charges
Source: (Photo by David Pralh/Getty Images.) MARION, Ind — Two people are now facing charges in connection with the disappearance and death of 3-year-old Nola Dinkins, who had recently lived in Marion, Indiana. On Tuesday, police in Delaware issued an Amber Alert after Nola’s mother, 31-year-old Darrian Randle, told them an unknown man with a gun had taken her daughter. Investigators later said that story was false and canceled the alert. The ca…
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