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DEC 13, 2019
Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney suspect said she saw child’s sexual assault
The second suspect in the abduction and killing of
Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney told police she saw her boyfriend forcing the 3-year-old child to perform oral sex on him at their Center Point apartment.
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Representatives from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Birmingham, as well as federal public defender Glennon Threatt, have sat through both hearings. Their presence indicates
federal kidnapping charges could be filed against one or both of the suspects.
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Brown told police the couple had been together all day, including at Tom Brown Village from where Kamille was abducted, but said she was not aware of the child’s presence until they stopped at a Jet Pet after leaving the public housing complex on their back to their apartment at Woodside condominiums.
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It wasn’t until Monday, Oct. 21 – nine days after Kamille’s disappearance and the day before child’s remains were found in a trash dumpster at a Jefferson County landfill – that Brown first acknowledged knowing anything about the girl.
From the Jefferson County Jail, Brown reached out to detectives and told them she wanted to talk. She was taken to police headquarters, where she then told her version of the events that transpired the day Kamille vanished.
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Brown told detectives that after stopping at Jet Pep, the couple went back to their apartment. This is where the stories given by Stallworth and Brown begin to differ.
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Brown, however, told detectives that once at the apartment, she stayed outside to smoke. When she went inside, she said she went into the bathroom and Stallworth was in there as well. It was then she saw a “shadow” pass by the door, and “thought she was tripping.” Brown had reportedly used Ice – or meth – that day as well as Trazodone, an anti-depressant sometimes used as a sedative.
Brown said she went back outside to smoke and when she came in, she made a sandwich and then went into the bedroom where she fell asleep. At some point she got back up to use the restroom again and said she saw Kamille sitting, with her legs dangling off the sofa. Stallworth, she said, was kneeling on the sofa in front of Kamille forcing the girl to perform oral sex on him.
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He said Brown then said she went back to sleep and woke up the following day. She said she asked Stallworth about Kamille’s whereabouts, and said Stallworth told her, “You have been tripping.”
She said Stallworth had a trash bag and was leaving the apartment. He asked her were the lighter fluid was and she told them it had been left in their previous apartment.
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New testimony also showed that after the Amber Alert in Kamille’s disappearance was issued at 10:39 p.m. that Saturday, there were seven telephone calls from Stallworth’s cell phone to his mother’s phone. Also, Ross testified under questioning by Danneman,
two Jefferson County Jail inmates came forward with information about Stallworth, one of whom said Stallworth told him he had accidentally killed the child.
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Authorities said Brown had lost custody of her children because she had put them in a clothes dryer as punishment.
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The judge said it was clear they were “acting in concert” and deemed there was “more than enough evidence” to forward the case to the grand jury for indictment consideration.
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Stallworth said that after they left Tom Brown Village, the pair went to the Jet Pep on Center Point Parkway. Store video confirmed they had been there. They went home and Stallworth later went back out to a Chevron where he bought an energy drink and a pill for “sexual dysfunction,’’ Ross testified.
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Ross said that tracking of Stallworth’s phone showed “a lot of movement” between Woodside Condominiums and Parkway Villa apartments, which are adjacent to Woodside and have a worn pathway in the wooded area between the two complexes.
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... The levels of the drugs indicated Kamille had
ingested the drugs, and not just been exposed to them.
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