AL - Aniah Blanchard media, maps, timelines *no discussion,23 Oct 2019

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Prosecutors on Tuesday filed a motion requesting the kidnapping charge against Fisher be dismissed. “The investigation has since revealed that Fisher was not present during the commission of the principal offense,” Assist District Attorney Garret Saucer wrote in the motion. “Fisher’s conduct is akin to that of a common-law ‘accessory after the fact’ which has been made a separate offense entirely.”

Saucer went on to note that Fisher’s involvement did not take place in Lee County.

Lee County District Judge Russell Bush granted the motion, dismissing the charge against Fisher with prejudice. That means he cannot be charged again with kidnapping in the Blanchard case. The judge ordered Fisher be released from custody. He is no longer listed as an inmate in the Lee County Detention Center. Blanchard’s remains were found just days after Fisher was taken into custody.
Kidnapping charge dismissed against 1 suspect in Aniah Blanchard case

 

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“Subsequent to Antwon ‘Squirmy’ Fisher’s arrest, it was determined that Mr. Fisher’s conduct did not rise to the level of accomplice liability as was originally charged and as is required under Alabama law,” said Lee County District Attorney Brandon Hughes. “Therefore, based on legal and jurisdictional grounds, we have requested Mr. Fisher’s charge for kidnapping — first degree be dismissed.”

Hughes added that the investigation into Blanchard’s death is ongoing.

“We will continue to evaluate and exhaust all leads in the pursuit of justice for Aniah and her family,” he said.
Second suspect in Aniah Blanchard kidnapping has charges dismissed

 

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Aniah Blanchard kidnapping suspect’s charges dropped

 

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Aniah Blanchard’s mother says bail reform is 'my fight'

 

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Alabama House passes Aniah’s Law for bail reform

 

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Suspect in Aniah Blanchard murder charged with biting officer during jailhouse struggle

 

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Grand jury will hear assault charge against the man accused of killing Aniah Blanchard

 

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Aniah Blanchard: Murder case against Ibraheem Yazeed can go to grand jury, judge says
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by KC Wildmoon
June 3, 2020

An Alabama judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors have enough evidence to take the murder case against Ibraheem Yazeed, accused of kidnapping and killing college student Aniah Blanchard last fall, to a grand jury.

Judge Russell Bush had already found probable cause to send the kidnapping charge to a grand jury, WTVM reported.

 

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Yazeed has been charged with another murder from 2018
High-profile felony suspect, Ibraheem Yazeed, charged with murder in 2018 Montgomery cold case

 

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Come sit on Aniah's Bench': Patriot Park bench dedicated to Aniah Blanchard

 

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Aniah Blanchard’s mother tries to make sense of kidnapping, murder 1 year later

 

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‘I’m glad she was mine’: Aniah Blanchard’s mother remembers her angel a year after she was kidnapped

 

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This article just gives an update from the sponsor of Aniah's Bill & quote from Angela
The push to get Aniah’s Law passed in Alabama

 

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Another 1-year anniversary article, but the step-mom is speaking this time
‘Pain can turn into purpose’: Aniah Blanchard’s stepmother

 

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Aniah's story will be featured on 48 hours on 3-6-21 @ 9 pm CST.
Aniah Blanchard’s abduction, murder focus of CBS 48 Hours episode ‘Fighting for Aniah’

 

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Aniah's Law has been passed
Lawmakers approve bail bill in response to Aniah Blanchard murder

 

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Family commemorates Alabama bail reform law named for Aniah Blanchard