So did the mother killed Evelyn?  She is the last one to have seen her!

Authorities in Tennessee say they have found human remains that they believe belong to 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell.

The remains were located on a property belonging to a relative of Evelyn’s mother in Blountville.

This evening, as part of the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Evelyn Mae Boswell, and acting on new information developed in the case, TBI Agents and Detectives with the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office searched a property belonging to a family member of Evelyn’s mother, Megan Boswell, in the 500 block of Muddy Creek Road in Blountville. During the search, investigators discovered human remains believed to be those of the missing 15-month-old girl. The remains will be sent for an autopsy and a positive identification.

The TBI, Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office, and the FBI would like to thank the public for their support during the two-week AMBER Alert search for Evelyn Boswell.

The investigation remains active and ongoing at this time.

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Megan Boswell is charged with falsifying a report.  She stated that Evelyn was in the custody of her father.  What we know via SCSO is that she lied numerous times to law enforcement!

Attorney Brad Sproles waived a preliminary hearing, sending the case to a grand jury for review.

Boswell’s next court appearance is set for 8 May 2020, provided the grand jury returns an indictment.

Captain Andy Seabolt said there have been no new developments in the case as of Monday.

“Many of the rumors being circulated have been sent to us time after time during this investigation. On Saturday, I fielded calls regarding a post that had been made over the weekend in a Facebook group stating Evelyn had been found. Obviously, we will communicate any major development to the media, and it won’t come from a Facebook group in Oregon,” said Seabolt.

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Found this from 2012 in Times News

A Blountville father and son have been charged with attempted murder after allegedly running a man down with a truck” striking him and knocking him onto the vehicle’s hood — then kicking, punching and beating the victim with a wooden a club.

It reportedly occurred Sunday morning at the home of the father’s estranged wife. The Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office says the duo were arrested early Monday by patrol officers, while a third suspect also faces charges in the incident.

Tommie Boswell Sr., 42, and Tommy Boswell Jr., 18, are currently held in the Sullivan County jail in Blountville. Each of their addresses are listed as 543 Muddy Creek Road, where the incident occurred. An affidavit states the female resident of the home had separated from Boswell Sr. in October.

Police and court records state Brandon Yates, 25, of Fall Branch, was sleeping on a couch inside the residence. Sometime between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday he was awakened by someone banging on the front door, with Boswell Jr. allegedly busting out the door’s window to enter the home.

Boswell Jr. allegedly carried a wooden club, threatened Yates and told him to leave. Yates says he left the home and began walking down the driveway. The female resident heard the commotion, according to the affidavit, but was in another room when the confrontation occurred.

Yates told police he was halfway down the driveway when he heard a truck’s engine. He reportedly turned around to see a gray pickup” with “Tommy’s Paving” printed on the side” coming towards him. Yates allegedly recognized the driver as Tommie Boswell Sr.

According to the report, Yates began running through the yard in an attempt to get away. Boswell Sr. allegedly drove through the yard after him, striking Yates before he could cross a fence to escape. The report states Yates was flipped onto the hood of Boswell’s Sr.’s truck and rolled off.

The affidavit says Yates attempted to run away but was chased down by the Boswells and an unidentified third man. Boswell Jr. allegedly struck him several times in the head with a wooden club, possibly an axe handle, while the other men repeatedly punched and kicked him.

Yates was eventually able to get away from the suspects and run to a neighboring home. The neighbor drove Yates to the Shell Station on Airport Parkway where he called 911. An ambulance responded to transport Yates, who possibly suffered broken bones, to the hospital for treatment.

The affidavit states a detective contacted Boswell Sr. by phone. When questioned about the incident he allegedly admitted, “the three of us did work him over,” then disconnected the call. A warrant was issued for the arrest of he and his son, with each located Monday morning.

Father& Son Arrested, Charged With Attempted Murder
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. – Two Sullivan County men are facing attempted murder charges after authorities say they ran over and beat a man.

Eighteen-year-old Tommy Boswell, Junior and 42-year-old Tommie Boswell, Senior, both of Muddy Creek Road, were arrested yesterday and charged with attempted murder.

The victim told detectives he went to visit a female on Muddy Creek Road when Boswell, Junior broke out a window in the door and began threatening him. The victim said he walked down the driveway and that’s when Tommie Boswell, Senior hit him with the truck he was driving. He says the two men, an another, hit him with wooden club and kicked and punched him.

He was able to get to a neighbor’s house for help. Both Boswells were arrested shortly after.

Grand jury indicts Blountville father, son on aggravated assault charge

Times News

BLOUNTVILLE — A father and son are accused of assaulting a man outside the Blountville home of the father’s estranged wife.

A Sullivan County grand jury on Tuesday indicted Tommy M. Boswell Jr., 19, 543 Muddy Creek Road, Blountville, and Tommy Michael Boswell Sr., 43, 3814 Memorial Blvd., Apt. 20, Kingsport, on one count each of aggravated assault, stemming from their alleged use of a pickup truck and wooden club to assault a man outside the 543 Muddy Creek Road residence.

According to court records, the alleged victim, identified as Brandon Yates, told police he was asleep on a couch in the residence on Feb. 12 when someone started beating on the door between 10 and 11 a.m.

Yates told police Boswell Jr., aka “Mike,” entered the residence wielding a wooden club, making threats and ordering him to leave.

Yates said he left and was walking down the driveway toward Muddy Creek Road when he noticed a gray Chevrolet pickup truck with “Tommy’s Paving” on the side headed straight for him.

Yates told police he turned and ran toward a fence in the yard but couldn’t outrun the truck. He said he jumped on the front of it, flipped over the hood and landed on the driveway.

Yates said he managed to get up and run, but both Boswells and an unidentified white male caught up with him. He alleged Boswell Jr. struck him “on the head, back and arms” with the wooden club, and that all three suspects were “kicking and punching” him while he was on the ground.

Yates advised he eventually managed to take the club away from Boswell Jr. and flee to a neighboring residence. The neighbor took Yates to a Shell gas station on Airport Parkway, where EMS picked him up and transported him to Holston Valley Medical Center for treatment of his injuries, which included “possible broken bones.”

Police responded to the Muddy Creek Road residence and spoke with the resident, Angel Boswell. She advised that she and Tommy Boswell Sr. had been separated since October 2011. That morning, Angel Boswell said she heard her estranged husband’s truck in the driveway and heard him “yelling and cursing” her, then someone began beating on the door and she heard the glass shatter.

Angel Boswell told police she heard someone yelling about hurting someone, and by the time she got outside she saw Boswell Jr.’s black Ford leaving the driveway.

Police spoke to Boswell Sr. via a phone call, with the elder Boswell allegedly stating “the three of us did work him over” before hanging up the phone.

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Over 700 tips related to the case have been submitted to the TBI.

The grandma is out of jail on bond.

A search for Evelyn Boswell is underway at Lakeshore RV Park on Buffalo Road. Tommy Boswell Jr Owns the land and the trailer is where Meghan lived. He is Megan Boswell brother. A search warrant is being executed.
TBI found something underneath the trailer and was put in a paper-bag. It said they were seen digging up some soft ground, but it is unknown what was found.

Evelyn was said to have been seen 2 weeks ago in a KFC in Yadkinville, North Carolina with the grandma and her boyfriend. It has not been made public if she was there. Note: The TBI says there haven’t been any reports of confirmed sightings of Evelyn Boswell at this point in the investigation.

Jail records show the mother of a missing 15-month-old and subject of an Amber Alert is not pregnant, despite previously telling police and local news outlets that she was.

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→ LE has been searching for Evelyn since last Tuesday 24/7.

→ LE has followed up up 570 tips so far.

→ Apparently Megan Boswell states she couldn’t take a polygraph because she’s pregnant. LE stated she was never asked to take a polygraph. Obviously they know she’s a liar without testing her.

→ LE will continue to search for Evelyn and they hope and pray she is alive.

→ The search in North Carolina is happening.

→ The reward money is up to $59,850.

→ It was stated that everytime LE has talked to Megan the story has changed!

Note: a lot of bs is being put out on social media, if it doesn’t come from LE it’s false!

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Wilkes County Sheriff’s Office in North Carolina released a statement just after 5 pm stating that their pond search was “inconclusive.”

Officials said the following:
“The search was conducted by Sherrills Ford – Terrell Fire & Rescue team using a Remote Operated Vehicle device as the search was conducted in a body of water, at a pond, located in the Shepherds Crossroads Community in Wilkes County. The search was inconclusive to any facts to the investigation and all information has been reported back to the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations as they continue their efforts in this investigation.”

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Boswell was arraigned on a charge of Theft of Property Over $2,500 in Sullivan County Court. Her bond is set at $5k and she must wear an ankle bracelet. She’s due back in court 4 March. She could not make bond because a bondsman revoked her bond from a previous unrelated case.

Boswell was arrested after she was found with William McCloud in a BMW that was reported stolen. Boswell and McCloud don’t understand why the car was stolen since the daughter Megan was going to pay for the car. Makes one wonder…

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UPDATE:  Mccloud and Boswell are being extradited to Sullivan county.  Both suspects were arrested and charged with possession of stolen property and are being held without bond on fugitive warrants, the news release says. Their first court date is Monday.  The fugitive warrant for Angela Boswell also says that she has “broken the terms of her bail, probation and parole,” no details are provided.

The gray BMW has been located in Wilkes County, North Carolina, along with the individuals that authorities were hoping to speak with concerning Evelyn Boswell’s whereabouts. William McCloud, 33, and Angela Boswell, 42, were charged with possession of stolen property. The BMW, had also been reported stolen and was located and recovered.

Public records show the two are in custody at the Wilkes County Jail in North Carolina.

I’ll update as more information comes out!

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She says that Evelyn was with a person she trusted to watch her daughter while she was at work. But Boswell says she cannot name that person.

here’s the video!

“In a way I knew that as soon as anything went down this person was going to disappear and they have. And they have tried to find them… They won’t answer phone calls. They just kinda disappeared.”

Boswell told News 5 she’d do things differently if she is given a second chance.

“Yeah I probably would have called the first day. I should have. But I just didn’t want them to run with her, like they have now.”

In yesterday’s press conference, Sullivan County Sheriff Cassidy stated that Boswell is involved in the investigation, but he says the information she has given them isn’t accurate. Sheriff Cassidy said some of the things she has told them does not lead up to the information authorities have checked on.

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Sullivan County Sheriff Cassidy stated that the mother of missing Evelyn Boswell is lying to them. Cassidy is not going to go into what happened to Evelyn, because some of the mother’s statements are conflicting and inaccurate.

He stated the mother is cooperating but not giving accurate information.

Sheriff Cassidy believes that last time Evelyn was seen alive was 10 December 2019. The last time the babysitter saw Evelyn.

Cassidy stated:  Surveillance camera footage, witness testimony – a lot of her story hasn’t been accurate

Megan Boswell has not been ruled out as a suspect, but investigators are keeping an open mind.

Here’s the video:

Megan Boswell had a court appearance in juvenile court today but remained silent when she left the courthouse. No information as to why she was in court was released.

Tennessee investigators are looking for a silver BMW similar to the one below with Tennessee license plate 3M9-6W9.

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UPDATE: We now have information that indicates the individuals traveling in a gray 2007 BMW with TN tag 3M9-6W9 have information regarding Evelyn Boswell’s whereabouts.

Spot it? Call 1-800-TBI-FIND.

If the twitter status doesn’t show below, here is the link: TBInvestigation

MORE: This is a stock photo of the type of BMW the individuals who are believed to have information regarding 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell are driving. The vehicle has front end damage.

If you see the vehicle or the child, call 1-800-TBI-FIND! #TNAMBERAlert pic.twitter.com/2HvlozuCxk

— Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (@TBInvestigation) February 21, 2020

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“All I’ve seen is pictures of her, I’ve never even seen the baby, I have no relationship with that child whatsoever.“ Hunter Wood talked to a news station. Hunter Wood, owner of Hunter T’s Chicken Shack in Blountville, said he dated Maggie Boswell for a few weeks in December.

Hunter stated he met Maggie when she applied for a job at his restaurant. Their relationship was “on and off” and said the relationship never got serious.

Maggie told him that Evelyn was staying with her father, Ethan Perry, while he was home on military leave for Christmas.

Ethan and Maggie have half custody of Evelyn and they weren’t serious enough for him to dig deeper.

updated: 15:05 20 February 2020

So some people have been posting pictures of the mothers red car that was for sale!  Next this happens:

Apparently Evelyn was seen last week in the dollar store.  The DS has contacted LE about the video.
Pictures from her mother’s fb page below.  Someone posted they saw Evelyn yesterday in a stroller.  See the below messages.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigations has issued an Amber Alert for Evelyn Boswell who was last seen on 26 December 2019 and reported missing on 18 February 2020.

The Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office said the child’s mother, Megan “Maggie” Boswell, has been involved in the investigation along with the father, Ethan Perry, who is active duty in the U.S. military, stationed in Louisiana.

Capt. Andy Seabolt, a spokesman for the SCSO stated that a family member who is not one of Evelyn’s parents reported her as missing.

I’ll update this post as soon as there is more information released.

MORE: Evelyn was last seen wearing a pink tracksuit, pink shoes, and a pink bow.

She was reportedly last seen on December 26, 2019. She was not reported as a missing child until February 18, 2020. #TNAMBERAlert pic.twitter.com/eo65brAXwp

— Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (@TBInvestigation) February 20, 2020

Here are some photos and messages making the rounds:

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Morales was charged with murder and tampering with evidence and is held on $5 million bail. He has been in prison since 3 December 2019 after he was taken into custody on unrelated charges.

Evidence that links Morales to Holloway’s murder according to the warrant:
➡️Blood found in apartment, and Morales attempted to clean up the crime scene.
➡️Morales told a friend to give him an alibi by telling police Morales was with him 29 November thru 2 December 2019 although he wasn’t.
➡️Morales claiming he was not at Holloway’s apartment the weekend she was killed and Vanessa vanished.
➡️Police found Morales’ hair in Holloway’s hand when they found her body.
➡️Tissue and blood from Holloway was found on Morales’ sneakers
➡️Holloway’s blood was found on a trash bag in the back of Morales’ car.

Read Morales Arrest warrant

Morales is a convicted felon and was considered the prime suspect in Holloway’s killing and Vanessa’s disappearance. He has been in custody since early December, held in lieu of $250,000 bail, because police found stun guns in his apartment while executing search warrants related to Holloway’s killing and Vanessa’s disappearance. Because he is a convicted felony, it was illegal for him to possess the devices.

In December police were called to a business that has collection boxes around the state. There was a box with a diaper disposal device, an infant’s pillow, a toy radio, baby clothing, blocks, toys and a bloody towel that employees believed had skin and hair on it, a pink Croc for a left foot with blood on it, bloody rags and a T-shirt with blood on it.  Police found the matching Croc for a right foot, and blocks and toys and other items while doing a search of Holloway’s home.

Morales’ criminal record dates to 1993 and includes several felonies, including sale of narcotics and possession of a pistol without a permit.

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Law enforcement are searching for 12-day old Andrew Caballeiro who went missing after his father Ernesto Caballeiro killed Andrews mother 40-year old Arlety Garcia Valdes, grandmother 60-year old Isabela Valdes, and great-grandmother 84-year old Lina Gonzalez.

LE was searching for the white  van Caballeiro was driving. A caller reported seeing a white van left on the side of Jessamine Road in Tampa.  A Pasco sheriff’s sergeant found the van at about 12:27 p.m. and confirmed that it was the white 2001 Chevrolet Express van that Caballeiro was driving. Ernesto Caballeiro was found 50 feet away from the van, with the help of K-9 units. Caballeiro was dead from a gunshot wound.

Police are hoping that Andrew is with a blonde hair woman who was seen riding in the van with Caballeiro earlier.

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This is the most recent photo of missing one-year-old Vanessa Morales. Any person with information on the whereabouts of Vanessa Morales is asked to contact Ansonia Police Department at 203-735-1885 or the FBI at 1-800-225-5324. The Amber Alert for Vanessa is still active. pic.twitter.com/ljfXOQK4VT

— CT State Police (@CT_STATE_POLICE) December 5, 2019

Ansonia Police Department PRESS RELEASE 17 December 2019:

As the investigation into the homicide of Christine Holloway and disappearance of Vanessa Morales enters its third week, the Ansonia Police Department is again requesting the public’s assistance in the investigation.

The suspect in both the homicide of Christine and disappearance of Vanessa is Jose Morales, age 43, of New Haven. Jose Morales is the father of Vanessa Morales and the boyfriend of Christine Holloway. Jose is currently incarcerated and has been since 3nDecember 2019. Morales was arrested while officers were executing a search warrant at his home. That search turned up two stun guns — which he is not legally allowed to own.

Finding Vanessa and bringing her home safely is our main priority. We are not looking to arrest or start criminal proceedings against whoever has Vanessa; we just want her returned to her family. It is imperative that we find Vanessa, a one-year old child who is wholly dependent on others for her care and well-being and we know locating Vanessa would bring a sense of relief to her family.

Anyone who had contact or saw Jose Morales on Saturday November 30, Sunday December 1, or Monday December 2, is asked to contact the FBI tip line at 203-503-5555 or the Ansonia Police Department at 203-735-1885 or through Tip411.

Some video’s from Fox61:

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On 16 September 2019 Alavez Perez took her kids to Bridgeton City Park shortly after 4 p.m. stopping for ice cream. At the park, Noema stayed in the car with an 8-year-old relative while Dulce and her 3-year-old brother ran off to a playground some 30 yards away. Minutes later, the boy came running back in tears and pointed to the spot near the playground where he last saw his sister.

A reward for information $75,000.

Missing date: Sep 16, 2019
Missing From: Bridgeton, NJ
Age Now: 5 years
Sex: Female
Race: Hispanic
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Height: 3’5″
Weight: 40 lbs
Description: Dulce was last seen wearing a yellow shirt (with Koala Bear on front), black and white pants, white sandals.

Dulce Alavez was reported missing from the Bridgeton City Park behind Bridgeton High School, on Burt Street, at 4:51 PM, on 09/16/19. She was last seen wearing a yellow shirt (with Koala Bear on front), black and white pants, white sandals.

Dulce was taken by a light skinned possibly Hispanic male, height 5-06 to 5-08, thin build, no facial hair, acne on face, wearing ORANGE SNEAKERS (Possibly Nike) RED PANTS and a BLACK SHIRT. The male may have led Dulce to an unknown vehicle. Dulce was seated in the back seat by the male and the male drove away with Dulce at approximately 4:20 PM.

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