Army veteran Michael Brown who shot four people dead at Montana bar is ARRESTED after week-long manhunt
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Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
Adults and children stood and watched as murdered girl was beaten by cousin charged with killing her
An 11-year-old girl was beaten to death inside a South Carolina home while adults and children watched on, according to newly released arrest warrants. A'kyri Bell tragically died on June 11 from severe head injuries after being transported from a home in Myrtle Beach to a nearby hospital. Bell's distant cousin and guardian, Camisha McGaskey, 31, was initially arrested and charged with obstruction of justice, but she was soon hit with a murder charge. On June 17, the Horry County Coroner's Office said Bell died of blunt force trauma and classified her death as a homicide. Around the time of Bell's death, police found that she wasn't the only child allegedly enduring beatings and living in that home. Bell's seven siblings resided in the home, including a 15-year-old boy who endured beatings between January 1 to June 11, according to warrants obtained by News13. McGaskey's two-year-old child, a three-year-old and 14-year-old were also in the home when the beatings took place, the documents, connected to the Tuesday raid on the home, said. Meanwhile, four other adults; Lakesha Burnett, 34, Alantis Thomas, 21, Darnell Dearmas, 20, and Margaret Roberson, 56, were taken into custody and charged with unlawful conduct toward a child for allegedly being present when Bell was fatally beaten and failing to report it to authorities. On Tuesday, the Horry County Police Department conducted a raid on the home Bell lived in Burnett, Thomas, Dearmas, and Roberson 'failed to take reasonable steps to intervene, prevent further injury or report the abuse to the appropriate authorities,' the warrant stated. Additionally, their 'willful inaction placed the child at an ongoing and unreasonable risk of harm and contributed to the circumstances that led to a homicide.' Previous arrest warrants said Burnett, Thomas, and Roberson obstructed justice because they 'prevented, impeded, or interfered a law enforcement investigation by providing known false statements and attempting to obscure and destroy evidence related to the death of a juvenile victim.' Roberson and McGaskey were also hit with human trafficking charges, according to arrest records obtained by Daily Mail. McGaskey used her hands, feet and weapons to beat Bell and other children, the documents showed. A sixth suspect, who has not been identified, is expected to face the same charges. At the time of her arrest, McGaskey told New13 she was being racially profiled. 'I feel like they see the color of our skin and immediately we did something to the little girl. And it was disgusting,' she said. Bell's cousin said the little girl also had a history of fainting spells. 'I sent her upstairs to take a bath with her sister. Like 20 minutes later, her sister called and said she passed out,' McGaskey recalled. 'I went up there to provide aid for her, and as soon as I found out that she was unconscious, I dialed 911, I called the police.' Video posted by the Horry County Police Department showed a slew of authorities pull up to the home in big vehicles as they issued the warrant and arrested the adults. Carol Hussel, a neighbor who lives near the home, witnessed the dramatic moment. She recalled an interaction with one of the women, as Hussel said 'she didn't want to engage' with others. 'And that was before you knew who she was. You know, for a week we didn't know that it was the people,' she added. Bell was originally from Bay City, Texas, according to her obituary. She loved to dance and play sports and was known by her loved ones as 'Ny Ny' or 'Star.' It is unclear why Bell was in McGaskey's custody. McGaskey, Thomas, Burnett, Dearmas, and Roberson all remain in custody, according to records. McGaskey is being represented by an unnamed public defender, according to court records. No bail has been set for her.
BBC News
11 minutes ago
- BBC News
Newton Aycliffe stabbing: Woman arrested on suspicion of murder
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after another woman was found stabbed to Police was called to an address in Bakewell Place, Newton Aycliffe, on Wednesday just after 19:45 BST, by the North East Ambulance Service.A 57-year-old woman died at the force said a 41-year-old woman was arrested at a separate address in the town a short time later and taken into custody. Officers believed it was "an isolated incident", a spokesperson said. "An investigation is ongoing and residents should expect to see an increased police presence in the town over the coming days whilst inquiries are carried out." Follow BBC Tees on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram.
Daily Mail
11 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Farm worker 'beats colleague to death and 'eats his brain' on first day in the job'
A farm worker reportedly beat his colleague to death before eating his brain on his first day on the job. The brutal killing took place on August 12 at Fazenda Baixinha, a rural property in Ilheus, in the far south of the Brazilian state of Bahia. According to local reports, a local landowner had offered suspect Luiz Teiceira work helping bring in the harvest. But for reasons still unknown, he got into a violent argument with fellow labourer Pedro Nascimento dos Santos, 60, and repeatedly struck him on the head with a piece of wood. The blows to his head were so severe that brain matter was left scattered across the floor. Witnesses alleged the suspect then picked up some of the matter and ate them. Local police said they are still in the process of verifying the cannibalism claims, as dogs that were on the farm had also eaten parts of the brain. Chief of Police André Aragão Lima, told DCM: 'The attack was so violent that the brain matter was scattered across the floor,' he stated. The brutal killing took place on August 12 at Fazenda Baixinha, a rural property in Ilheus, in the far south of the Brazilian state of Bahia. Pictured: Ilheus -a city known worldwide for cocoa farming-, Bahia state, Brazil, on December 12, 2019 The Civil Police and Military Police have begun searching the area, which is made up of several farms, after the suspect fled into nearby woodland following the brutal act. They are yet to locate him. 'Luiz's arrest has not yet been requested,' said Lima, who did not officially confirm the reports of cannibalism. The case has been registered as first-degree murder, and the motive remains under investigation. The area is at the heart of Brazil's cocoa bean country, where farms grow the pods used to make chocolate under the shade of taller trees.
