Found Safe GA - Kamella, 4, Jaleel, 6, & Amyelle Garrison, 7, Albany, 9 March 2016

LillyP said:

"Albany Police and the GBI are looking for four-year-old Kamella Garrison, six-year-old Jaleel Garrison and seven-year-old Amyelle Garrison.

According to an issued Amber Alert, Kamella and Amyelle described as black females. Jaleel is described as a black male, and they are all believed to be traveling with Clarion M. Garrison, a black female about 5'6" in height with long black hair. They are thought to be in a gold 2003 Kia Optima with the license plate QBD1126 headed towards Ocala, Fl.

The children are considered to be in extreme danger.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or Albany police at 229-431-3288."

http://wfxl.com/news/local/missing-child-in-albany


"7 year-old Amyelle Garrison, 6 year-old Jaleel Garrison, and 4 year-old Kamella Garrison were last seen at 525 Don Cutler, Sr. Drive.
That is also the location where a 2 year-old was found dead today. Investigators said they are now looking into the cause of that child's death. It's unclear if that death is related to the missing children"
http://m.walb.com/walb/db_347747/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=2lCeBGOb

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Dougherty County D.A. Greg Edwards reported that the 2-year-old had been dead for at least 2 days before the body was found hidden in the family's home.

(...) Edwards said there was no obvious cause of death.

"Forensic autopsy as soon as possible, probably in the morning," said Edwards. (...)

Edwards said that someone will likely be charged with concealing a death and that Clarion is currently a person of interest in the case, but other people also lived inside the apartment.

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Autopsy 'inconclusive' in hidden toddler's death

Preliminary autopsy results of a toddler whose hidden body was found inside an apartment did not reveal enough information to give the cause of death, officials reported.

Dougherty County Coroner Michael Fowler said a toxicology report must be completed before the cause can be determined for the two-year-old girl.
"Normal toxicology takes two to three months," said Dougherty County Coroner Michael Fowler.

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The dead two-year-old was later identified as Nyelle Garrison.

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Clarion Garrison pleaded guilty to malice murder in Dougherty Superior Court Tuesday and was sentenced to life in prison, according to District Attorney Greg Edwards.

Garrison was charged with the death of her two-year-old daughter Nyelle Garrison. Her body was found in the attic of the Rivercrest Apartments on March 9, 2016.

The indictment says that Clarion Garrison gave little Nyelle Garrison a dangerous drug, Hydroxyzine, and placed her in a plastic bag to kill her.

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