A trucker driving through Louisiana was able to spot a one-year-old 'miracle baby' crawling in a ditch on Tuesday, as cops frantically searched for the infant following his brother's death.
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The boys' grandmother, Conswella Jack, said she is now trying to piece together what may have happened.
'I was so blessed to hear the baby survived, but also so hurt because one is now gone,' she
told The Arcadiana Advocate, describing Legend as 'so sweet and just lovable.'
Conswella explained that her daughter, Aaliyah, had legal custody of the two boys, but after she fell on hard times in April and fled to Baton Rouge, they had a mutual agreement that Conswella and the children's other grandmother would watch over them until she could get back on her feet.
'I remember asking her why she [was] in Baton Rouge, and all she said was she had nowhere else to go,' Conswella recounted.
'So Legend's grandmother went to get her kids from Baton Rouge and after that, we all met up. I took Kingtrail and Legend went with his [other] grandmother, and Aaliyah went her separate way.'
They then met up on Saturday for Conswella's mother's funeral.
That is when, Conswella said, her daughter fled with the two boys.
'The next day, which was Sunday, after trying to call her, she finally reaches out to me, but it's a text,' the heartbroken grandmother said.
'She sent me a picture of a car in some bushes that kind of looked like it was wrecked. I was confused, so I called, called and called, and could not reach her.'
Police say there was no sign of foul play in Legend's death, but autopsy reports are pending.
Still, a warrant was issued for Aaliyah's arrest Monday night, charging her with failure to report a missing child.
She was taken into custody on Tuesday in Meridian, Mississippi - more than 350 miles from where her children were found.
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