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Instagram Influencer Mercedes Morr Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide

'Miss Mercedes Morr' cause of death revealed

Instagram Influencer Mercedes Morr Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide

Instagram Influencer Mercedes Morr Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide

Instagram Model Killed by Strangulation and Suspect by Suicide, Medical Examiner Says

Wharton County remains update: Pics of victim's jewelry released

Investigators also released a description of the clothing found on the girl's body. Author: KHOU 11 Staff Updated: 10:14 PM CDT June 22, 2021 WHARTON COUNTY, Texas — Deputies released photographs of jewelry found on a girl’s remains along with a description of what she was wearing in hopes someone can identify her. Deputies said at about 10 a.m. Friday, the Wharton County Sheriff's Office received a call about human remains found near County Road 225 near Hungerford, a secluded area in the northeastern part of the county. The sheriff’s office also released a photograph of the character, “Stitch” from Disney’s Lilo and Stitch. The victim was discovered wearing a T-shirt with the word “OHANA” in blue with a photograph of the character “Stitch” directly below the word.

ECPD arrests El Campo caregiver after autopsy

Injuries uncovered by an autopsy report transformed a toddler’s death from sad accident to capital murder in El Campo Friday. El Campo police say 26-year-old babysitter Angel Nicole Castro of 703 Way inflicted egregious harm upon 19-month-old Roselynn Coates on Jan. 19 and then waited 45 minutes to call for help. “She said she didn’t think it was that bad at the time,” El Campo police Lt. Russell Urban said. When El Campo EMS was summoned to the scene at 11:06 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19, little Roselynn was not conscious, but was breathing, according to the ECPD. “She had an obvious head injury, but that was not the cause of death,” Urban said, adding the child suffered unspecified fatal internal injuries.

El Campo babysitter charged with capital murder of baby

El Campo babysitter charged with capital murder of baby A Wharton County woman has been charged with the murder of a 19-month-old girl EL CAMPO, Texas - A Wharton County woman has posted bail after police charged her with the capital murder of a 19-month-old baby girl. El Campo Police told FOX 26 that Angel Castro, 26, was babysitting a one-year-old baby girl when the baby apparently fell and died. After being booked in jail on a $500,000 bond, police say she bonded out over the weekend. "Our dispatch center received a 911 call from a lady indicating that she was in medical need," said Cpl. Mark Biskup with El Campo Police.

Texas Babysitter Charged With Capital Murder of Toddler Posts $500K Bail

Texas Babysitter Charged With Capital Murder of Toddler Posts $500K Bail On 1/26/21 at 10:02 AM EST A Texas babysitter has posted $500,000 bail after police charged her with the capital murder of a 19-month-old baby girl in the city of El Campo, Wharton County. Police responded to a 911 call from a home on Way Street in El Campo on January 19. Angel Castro, 26, told the police that when she was babysitting the child, it fell and died, El Campo Police told FOX 26. But police said that after reviewing the autopsy, the baby's death did not appear to be an accident. Law enforcement said that the child, Roselyn Coates, died within hours of the 911 call. Castro was arrested without incident and was meant to be transferred to Wharton County Jail on a $500,000 bond. However, she paid the bond over the weekend, police said.