Found Deceased MI - London Thomas, 17, FBI now involved, from Detroit, phone ping behind a school in Westland, last seen w/older bf on Carlysle, Inkster, 5 Apr 2025

[Snoop Sister]

Any update?

 

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[Melt71]

Inmate Detail - PENDERGRASS, CHARLA RASHIDA

 

[Snoop Sister]

Inmate Detail - PENDERGRASS, CHARLA RASHIDA

So, has anyone actually been charged with her death?

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

Woman accused of lying to police in London Thomas death investigation to appear in court

The woman accused of lying to authorities in connection with the investigation into 17-year-old London Thomas’ death is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday.

www.clickondetroit.com

 

[Knox]

DETROIT – The woman accused of lying to authorities in connection with the investigation into 17-year-old London Thomas’ death had her charges dropped Monday.

Charla Pendergrass, 48, of Clawson, was initially charged with lying to a peace officer during a violent crime investigation as authorities were investigating the 17-year-old’s death.

In court Monday, Aug. 4, Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor Dominic DeGrazia moved to dismiss the case against Pendergrass. He said she was charged under MCL 750.479c for lying to a police officer during a violent crime investigation.

The problem, DeGrazia claimed, stemmed from whether FBI agents qualify as peace officers under the statute. It was ultimately decided that MCL 750.479c does not define federal agents as peace officers and that the case against Pendergrass could not move forward.

London Thomas case: How legal technicality led to charge dropped against boyfriend’s mother

Charges against Charla Pendergrass, accused of lying during the investigation of 17-year-old London Thomas' death, were dropped due to a technicality regarding the status of FBI agents.

www.clickondetroit.com

 

[Knox]

The family says they were never told the charge against the boyfriend’s mother would be dropped this week.

“They’re not even calling… It’s like the justice system has failed,” said her grandmother, Jestina Martin. “Her son is not locked up. She’s not locked up. The last place she was seen was at their house, she ended up in a car dead. How did she get there from point A to point B?”

Her grandma also pushed back on claims the couple had split. “They didn’t break up, they were still talking. If you feel like they weren’t together, why would you even let my granddaughter in your house…She lied to me (referring to London boyfriend’s mom). She lied to the FBI… So why are they still on the streets,” Martin said.

4 Months, No Justice — Family Says State Police Not Doing Enough in London Thomas Case: “They Should Not Be on the Street”

The family of 17-year-old London Thomas says they feel “failed” by the justice system after charges were dropped against the mother of the teen’s boyfriend — one of only two people ever arrested in connection to the case. Thomas was last seen on April 5 when she was dropped off at her...

themetrodetroitnews.com