In the United States found the body of 3-year-old boy, immured in the wall

He was the grandson of the former mayor.

Three year old grandson of ex-mayor of Wichita, Kansas, who went missing, found buried in concrete in September 2017. Three months later revealed new circumstances.

It became known that the father of the deceased Evan brewer shoot that you pulled back in July, tried to deprive his mother, 36-year-old Miranda Miller — custody of child, says hyser.com.ua.

Court documents that became available to the media months after the terrible discovery, suggests that Carlo Miranda was accused of negligence and abuse of parental rights three times since April of 2016.

“The child was beaten, his nose was broken. In appearance he looked more like a tramp than a loved son or grandson,” says Carlo brewer.

Recall that the missing three year old boy found buried in concrete in one of the rented houses this weekend. He was identified as Evan brewer, whose grandfather was mayor of Wichita in Kansas for two terms.

In an official statement, Carl brewer said that he and his family are deeply saddened with the loss of a beloved grandson. He also said that they are unable to come to terms with this tragedy, but it becomes a little easier from the thought that the suspects have been detained. The New York Post reports that the boy’s body was found in a residential area after its owners, the order came to evict. This was followed by a DNA test, which confirmed the identity of the boy.

Last week the mother of Evan, 36-year-old Miranda Miller, was arrested on suspicion of abuse of parental rights. On the same charges, as well as the use of physical force against minors was arrested her partner, 40-year-old Steven Bodin.

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The police of Kansas already had an open case about the fact that the boy was subjected to domestic violence, but the police failed to find them, to prosecute. Now the couple is under arrest but the Deposit is 25 thousand dollars.

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