US EditionRemains of missing Alabama toddler found; mother and grandfather charged
- Last week, the Fayette County Sheriff's Office discovered human remains believed to be those of Kahleb Collins, a one-year-old toddler, in a burn pile at his family's Alabama home.
- Kahleb was reported missing by his mother after a December 2024 car crash that killed the father and an unrestrained two-year-old child.
- Authorities suspect Kahleb passed away sometime in the early fall of 2024, with allegations stating that his father inflicted physical abuse on him, while his mother was aware of the mistreatment and the location where his body was kept.
- In July, Steven Collins sent images to Bailey depicting a boy with visible injuries suspended by a rope, as well as photos showing the same child bruised on the floor, while the mother reported that Kahleb's body was stored in a bag inside a shed.
- Authorities have charged Kahleb's mother, Wendy Bailey, and his grandfather, John Elton Bailey. Fayette County Sheriff Byron Yerby expressed that while finding Kahleb’s remains provides some closure, it also serves as a grave reminder of the ongoing need to safeguard children.
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Missing Alabama Toddler's Remains Found in Burn Pit Near Family Home
The remains of a missing 1-year-old Alabama boy, who disappeared eight months ago, have been discovered in a burn pit close to his family’s home, authorities confirmed. The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday that the remains of Kahleb Collins were found on the property of his mother, Wendy Pamela Bailey, who is currently in custody facing a range of felony charges. According to a statement from the sheriff’s office, deputies had …
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The grandfather of footballer Jesse Lingard will face a retrial on charges of historic sexual abuse.Kenneth Lingard, 86, stood trial at Liverpool Crown Court charged with assaults on a woman who claimed he abused her from the age of five.The jury in his trial was discharged earlier this month, it can now be reported.On Monday, Judge Katherine Pierpoint fixed a retrial for May 11 next year.During the trial, the court heard the complainant contact…
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