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Hampton police charged Cory Bigsby with seven counts of felony child neglect while investigating the disappearance of his 4-year-old son Codi. A Hampton judge denied him bond in the case Monday — the third time judges have rejected the man's request.
Indiana State Police is pleading for information to identify a Black boy around the age of five found in a Las Vegas-themed suitcase by a mushroom hunter in a heavily wooded area off a roadway last month. The boy is believed to have died within the week his body was found, and investigators are “not precluding anything,” including whether he could from out of the country.
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Circuit Court Judge William R. “Richard” Savage III denied Cory Bigsby's request for bond in April, saying there was “probable cause to believe that the defendant is a flight risk.”
The lawyer for the Hampton man whose 4-year-old son disappeared earlier this year has filed an internal affairs complaint against Hampton Police Chief Mark Talbot.
The City of Hampton has officially responded to Cory Bigsby, father of missing Codi Bigsby, and his attorney filing a cease and desist against Hampton officials in April.