Welcome to Monday morning Murder in the News with Alyssa Carroll.

Good morning heathens. Happy Murder in the News Monday.

What have you guys been up to this weekend? I don't know. Mommy instincts are telling me that some of you were up to absolutely no good

Over in the southern middle where I am I have behaved myself rather well this weekend actually ran a lot of errands and got things done

Next weekend is new ink again my tattoo guy. I'm sure is getting sick and tired of seeing me.

But anyway, let's get into the news.

And again, every single one of these articles

was sent to me by you guys, so thank you so so much. I haven't even really had to dig for articles anymore so you guys are making my job easy I appreciate that

First article comes from WK YC.com. Title reads, this is coming out of Ohio, and the title reads, Ohio Amber

alert canceled. Columbus Police find body believed to be missing five-year-old boy Darnell

Taylor suspect Pammy May arrested near Cleveland. Police say the body was found in Franklin County shortly after 1 a.m. Friday

when investigators had learned it may be in a sewage drain.

Oh goody.

Quote, this is a tragic development and we certainly hoped for a different outcome.

Those were the words from Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant as she announced early Friday

that authorities had found a body believed to be five-year-old Darnell Taylor

the missing child at the center of a statewide amber alert earlier this week.

So the suspect, identified as his foster mother, 48 year old Pammy May, has also been found and arrested near Cleveland.

Now, Bryant says the body was located in the 1,000 block of Marsdale Avenue in Franklin County, shortly after 1 a.m. when investigators had

learned it may be in a sewage drain. The body's discovery came after

Brooklyn police officers responded to Kenvo, Senvo, on Teedman Road at

around 934 p.m. Thursday amid a report of a woman walking suspiciously around the building.

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