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Stallworth and Brown had a court hearing this morning. Jefferson County Circuit Judge Clyde Jones read their capital murder warrants. The warrants state Kamille died by asphyxiation by suffocation on 12 October 2019, the night she went missing.

Stallworth has no idea why he is charged with with Kamille’s murder. He told the judge: “I don’t understand why I was charged with murder of this child.”

Judge Jones told Stallworth that his lawyer will explain the charges to him and that the state will present evidence against him at the preliminary hearing, if he chooses to have one. Stallworth said he plans to hire his own attorney.

Jefferson County District Attorney Danny Carr will be handling this case himself!

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“Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the family as they grieve their loss of Kamille” Carr stated.
He went on to thank the community for the outpouring of tips! He thanked the Birmingham police department and the FBI plus other agencies for their countless hours of work in this case under extremely difficult circumstances. No further comments will be made pending criminal prosecution.

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BBVA Compass bank is accepting donations.  To donate, just go to the bank and tell the teller you would like to donate to the Kamille McKinney family.

Hop City Birmingham, a beer and wine store in Southside, will be accepting donations through the weekend. Donation jars will be set up through the store where patrons can drop cash.

From now until Sunday, October 28th, we are accepting donation’s for Kamille McKinney’s family to help them in this tragic time. We will also have a special showing of “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” at 4pm this Sunday. Please donate whatever possible to help. Thank you! pic.twitter.com/ZGNB0Mc1qh

— HopCityBham (@Hopcitybham) October 23, 2019

A go fund me account has been setup for the family of Kamille McKinney. Join Birmingham residents in support of efforts to care for Memorial Services for Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney.

Birmingham Police Department and the FBI found Kamille’s remains inside of a Santek dumpster that had been parked in the Center Point area and later moved to a landfill.

Kamille was with her mother, April Thomas, and other family members at the birthday party in a parking lot off 41st Place North. Kamille was kidnapped around 8:30 pm Saturday 12 October 2019, the AMBER Alert was sent at 12:06 am Sunday.

Go fund me

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I’m waiting for the feds to charge Stallworth and Brown with capital murder.

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Crowds gathered outside City Hall today in memory of 3-year-old Kamille McKinney, whose body was found Tuesday. “We will never forget her name,” Mayor Randall Woodfin said!

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Police will obtain murder warrants for Patrick Devone Stallworth and his girlfriend Derick Irisha Brown!

After listening to Police Chief Patrick Smith, I am assuming that they have evidence of Kamille being in the vehicle.  They are now seeking capital murder charges and kidnapping charges against Stallworth and Brown.

Birmingham Police Department and the FBI found Kamille’s remains inside of a Santek dumpster that had been parked in the Center Point area and later moved to a landfill.

Jefferson County Coroner said they have no reason to believe the remains are not those of Kamille, but said they will work today to confirm her identity. The cause of death is pending autopsy.

Kamille was pronounced dead at 5:16 pm at Santek Waste Services of Alabama on Barber Road, the old Mt. Olive landfill.

Investigators have been sifting through about 12 tons of trash collected from in and around the Birmingham area for several days.

“Our investigators, along with the FBI, have worked tirelessly, 24 hours a day, to locate this young child and bring her back home and to hold those accountable who were involved in her disappearance … and ultimately her demise,” Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith said.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency at 9:29 p.m. Tuesday cancelled the Amber Alert issued hours after the abduction.

Vigil today:

The City of Birmingham announced a vigil to honor Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney. The vigil will take place at Linn Park on the Short 20th Street side facing City Hall.

The vigil will start at 4 p.m. and is expected to last approximately 30 minutes.

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Crime stoppers usually receives about 50-60 tips a week.

Every tip Crime Stoppers receives is reviewed! Many of these tips have made a significant difference in cases and lead to arrests.

Retired Sheriff Ted Sexton says he thinks whoever has the child is likely searching for information about this investigation.

Again here is the video police released last week. The video shows 2 kids playing, one of them is believed to be Kamille. First man walks by the children without stopping. The second man has a unique limp, and comes along a short time later and both children leave with him.

Police say the video’s time stamp is incorrect but the video was definitely taken about the time of Kamille’s kidnapping. Police believe the first man is a witness and would like to talk with him about what he may have seen. The second man is a suspect in the case. Police Chief Smith declined to reveal if they have located that man or id’ him.

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Former FBI agent gives insight on Kamille "Cupcake" McKinney investigation https://t.co/hVcaOfnyZH pic.twitter.com/Kx0ZGbmeDE

— CBS 42 (@CBS_42) October 21, 2019

Here’s the video from cbs42.com ⬇️

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➡️ Attorney Emory Anthony and Adam Danneman public defender stated that their clients Patrick Stallworth and Derick Brown had nothing to do with missing Kamille Mckinney. Stallworth was released on bail for unrelated charges. Brown remains in custody on unrelated chargers.

➡️ Birmingham police released a video of Kamille’s abduction:

➡️ The reward found for Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney has been upped to $33,000.

➡️ FBI has joined in the search for Kamille

➡️ Several Birmingham pastors came together Monday night in the exact spot where Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney was last seen to pray for her safe return.

➡️ Governor Kay Ivey finalized plans for a $5,000 reward in the disappearance of Kamille McKinney.

➡️ On Monday, Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith and Mayor Randall Woodfin held a press conference.

➡️ Birmingham police went door to door at the Tom Brown Village complex, handing out flyers with Kamille’s picture.

➡️ Kamille’s parents spoke separately to reporters pleading for her safe return.

➡️ Authorities are searching beyond state lines for Kamille.

➡️ About 8:00 pm Sunday, someone called 911 after finding the Toyota Sequoia. A resident of Center Point condominium complex and his girlfriend were taken into custody as persons of interest. The male who is detained was the man captured on store surveillance video.

➡️ Father knew at 8:50 pm

➡️ Kamille was reported missing 3 hours AFTER her abduction.

➡️ Kamille was with her mother, April Thomas, and other family members at the birthday party in a parking lot off 41st Place North.

➡️ Kamille was kidnapped around 8:30 pm Saturday, the AMBER Alert was sent at 12:06 am Sunday.

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“Stallworth is just taken back that he’s considered a suspect in the disappearance of this lovely child,” Anthony said to WVTM News 13! Anthony said his client isn’t involved with anything related to Kamille.

Adam Danneman is a public defender whose office represents Derick Irisha Brown, he released a statement:

“Like everyone in our community, Ms. Brown is horrified about the ongoing tragedy involving Kamille McKinney. However, she adamantly denies having any personal knowledge or playing any role, direct or indirect, in this child’s abduction. We understand that this is a sensitive and timely issue, and it is easy to rush to judgment upon seeing someone’s face plastered on a news story involving a missing child. However, no evidence has been presented to indicate that Ms. Brown had any involvement in Kamille’s abduction. Both Ms. Brown and our office hope and pray that this child is safely returned to her family.”

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The video shows 2 kids playing, one of them is believed to be Kamille. First man walks by the children without stopping. The second man has a unique limp, and comes along a short time later and both children leave with him.

Police say the video’s time stamp is incorrect but the video was definitely taken about the time of Kamille’s kidnapping. Police believe the first man is a witness and would like to talk with him about what he may have seen. The second man is a suspect in the case. Police Chief Smith declined to reveal if they have located that man or id’ him.

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The reward found for Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney has been upped to $33,000.  If you remember this week the Governor of Alabama Kay Ivey also announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrator and the location of Kamille.

CrimeStoppers announced an additional $20,000 reward for any credible tip to solve the crime. Yesterday the Jefferson County Commission voted to add $8,000 to the CrimeStoppers reward. This reward is $1,600 from each commissioners’ funds.

Jefferson County Commission Grants Additional $8,000 To CrimeStoppers To Aid in Reward for Kamille McKinney
10/17/2019  [from the JCC website]

Birmingham, AL – The JeffersonCounty Commission reconvened this morning for a special vote on a resolutiongranting Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama an additional $8,000 to aid in thereward for information about the location of Kamille “Cupcake” McKinny. Each Commissionergave $1,600 from their discretionary monies to fund this grant.

Jefferson County Commissionmeeting dates, agendas, and complete meeting minutes with resolutions can be foundat jccal.org !  meetings&agendas. [I’ll link to the agenda as soon as it’s posted]

About Jefferson County

Founded in 1819,Jefferson County is Alabama’s most populated county with more than 660,000residents. The County is governed by five commissioners elected from specificdistricts. Detailed information on those districts and services provided byJefferson County can be found at www.jccal.org.

Media Contact: Helen Hays, APR
haysh@jccal.org; 205.731.2891

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From jail records he was released at 0322!

He has not been charged in connection with Kamille’s disappearance.

Seems there is no bond listed on Derick Irisha Brown inmate paperwork. Brown is accused of abducting her 3 children from Alabama Department of Human Resources custody.

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