Found Deceased AL - Kamille "Cupcake" McKinney, 3, kidnapped from birthday party, Birmingham, 12 Oct 2019 #2

[MassGuy]

So can someone point me to the right links that will explain who exactly Stallworth and Brown are to our lil Cupcake?

Stallworth's charges are especially concerning and I can only hope the images found on his phone were not those of lil darlin

I don’t have links handy, but these two have no known connection to her or her family.

There are also apparently no images of Cupcake on PS’ phone. The images must have been of another child or children.

 

[oviedo]

I hope the Sheriff comes out and tells why he thought she was found - so this type of mistake can't happen again. It's a mess now IMO.

 

[PommyMommy]

Welcome back to disgusted.

Gee, thanks!

 

[imstilla.grandma]

After an hours-long search at a Birmingham apartment complex, police say they did not locate Kamille McKinney, Birmingham Police Sgt. Johnny Williams confirms.
BREAKING: Kamille McKinney not located at Ala. apartment complex after hours-long search

 

[zecats]

Excellent post..people were using links from MSM and reporting got it wrong

If anyone else is having as much trouble as I am posting, liking posts, scrolling, etc...then Webseluths probably can't keep up either.

 

[SuziQ]

well, I am grateful if they found another little missing darling that we weren't aware of. I hope the little sweetheart is ok. Maybe this is where confusion came from Cupcake's relatives- they might have thought it was her.

Now, where is Cupcake?

It was most likely not another missing girl. Just one that lived there.

 

[CSIDreamer]

I’m honestly only going to be following 13 and their reporters for continuing news on this case. Mary O’Connell is the reporter that was at the scene and her Twitter @marywvtm13 has had good coverage.

They actually had 3 reporters spaced out around the scene. Their coverage was professional and excellent.

 

[MassGuy]

I hope the Sheriff comes out and tells why he thought she was found - so this type of mistake can't happen again. It's a mess now IMO.

Well whatever the excuse, I promise he’s not going to utter the words that probably reflect the truth:

“I saw an opportunity for my 15 minutes, and I couldn’t pass that up.”

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Though the Birmingham State Police Department took to social media to let the public know about their activity around the residential area, details on what led them to the complex are unclear.
Alabama police converge on apartment complex in search of missing toddler

 

[alyssa5597]

I hope the Sheriff comes out and tells why he thought she was found - so this type of mistake can't happen again. It's a mess now IMO.

The sergeant said that the media took something out of context that they overheard from the sheriff... but weren't there tweets? Idk what excuse you can have for those.

 

[BayouBelle_LA]

It’s hard to blame the media when they were getting confirmation from the sheriff. The sheriff made a terrible mistake.

Kamille’s big brother likely saw what we all saw, a little girl that looked like Kamille, with downcast eyes, looking terrified.

Can you even imagine the horror of that family, especially the children, when the swat team shows up at their door.

 

[Simply Southern]

If anyone else is having as much trouble as I am posting, liking posts, scrolling, etc...then Webseluths probably can't keep up either.

yes

 

[GoJacks]

Lot's of confusion here.

Brother confirms she's been found alive. Sheriff confirms she's been found alive.

They bring EMS to area after 2+ hours. It's not like EMS was there from the start. Why bring them in, if nothing?

Then they backtrack all this information. To me, it doesn't really add up.

What a s*&t show, to say the least.

 

[swanniee11]

pretty much show's my emotions in the last hour. UGH!

 

[T4Tide]

I would like to see an interview with the mother and child that "wasn't" Cupcake. That would really put a lot to rest. Why would it take 4 hours to find a child and then find out it wasn't her? That would take 15 min. And then why would family on scene say it was her? More over, why would they take a "mistaken" baby and put her in an emergency vehicle to be examined? Lots of questions....

 

[Quill]

Lot's of confusion here.

Brother confirms she's been found alive. Sheriff confirms she's been found alive.

They bring EMS to area after 2+ hours. It's not like EMS was there from the start. Why bring them in, if nothing?

Then they backtrack all this information. To me, it doesn't really add up.

What a s*&t show, to say the least.

I honestly think you have to go back to whoever said the brother confirmed it and also the same in the sheriff's case. Do we have film of them saying it or just a reporter's version of that?

 

[alyssa5597]

I would like to see an interview with the mother and child that "wasn't" Cupcake. That would really put a lot to rest. Why would it take 4 hours to find a child and then find out it wasn't her? That would take 15 min. And then why would family on scene say it was her? More over, why would they take a "mistaken" baby and put her in an emergency vehicle to be examined? Lots of questions....

They searched every apartment and every vehicle at the complex...that sure ain't 15 minutes.

 

[Lillymac]

pretty much show's my emotions in the last hour. UGH!

Ditto!!!!

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Earlier reports from local news sources that Kamille had been found safe have been determined to be untrue. A crowd surrounding the apartments erupted in applause thinking Kamille had been found, but Sgt. Johnny Williams of the Birmingham Police Department confirmed that every apartment in the complex was searched and the girl was not found.

"We are confident we will find her," Williams said. "We are responding to any tips we receive, and that was what we were doing here."
Birmingham Kidnapping: Search Of Local Apartment Comes Up Empty

 

[alyssa5597]

I honestly think you have to go back to whoever said the brother confirmed it and also the same in the sheriff's case. Do we have film of them saying it or just a reporter's version of that?

Just the reporter's sketchy account of it.