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Kristie Cole Haas was sentenced in Kent County Thursday morning.

Delaware News Journal The mother of 3-year-old Emma Cole, whose remains were found in a Smyrna softball field in September 2019, has been charged with murder. Kristie Haas, Emma's biological mother, and her husband, Brandon Haas, Emma's stepdad, were indicted early last month on charges of child abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. Kristie Haas also was indicted on abusing a corpse and reckless burning charges. On Tuesday, the Delaware Department of Justice, in conjunction with Smyrna police and the FBI, announced Kristie Haas had been re-indicted on two counts of first-degree murd...

Mom of Emma Cole, whose remains were found in Smyrna in 2019, charged with murder Isabel Hughes, Delaware News Journal Prosecutor details new charges in death of Emma Cole UP NEXT The mother of 3-year-old Emma Cole, whose remains were found in a Smyrna softball field in September 2019, has been charged with murder. Kristie Haas, Emma's biological mother, and her husband, Brandon Haas, Emma's stepdad, were indicted early last month on charges of child abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. Kristie Haas also was indicted on abusing a corpse and reckless burning charges....

View Comments The mother of 3-year-old Emma Cole, whose remains were found in a Smyrna softball field in September 2019, has been charged with murder. Kristie Haas, Emma's biological mother, and her husband, Brandon Haas, Emma's stepdad, were indicted early last month on charges of child abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. Kristie Haas also was indicted on abusing a corpse and reckless burning charges. On Tuesday, the Delaware Department of Justice, in conjunction with Smyrna police and the FBI, announced Kristie Haas had been re-indicted on two counts of first-degree murder by ab...

Delaware News Journal Ashton Coleman walked out of a doctor’s appointment Tuesday morning to a text from her daughter, Keely. Something had happened at Smyrna Middle School, Keely wrote, but she didn’t know what. The school was on lockdown, and the seventh grader’s gym teacher had told the class to lock the doors and close the blinds. Immediately, Coleman assumed there had been a school shooting. "This world has just gone crazy,” she said. "I was in fear for her life." Though Coleman’s fears of a gunman inside the school were unfounded, there was a shooting outside the school.