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On April 12, Kruse called police saying she was trying to pick up Autumn, but that "the father did not bring the daughter down" to her. She noted that, under the terms of their custody agreement, they were to only communicate through a parenting app the court could monitor, but that her ex-husband hadn't responded to her messages since March.
Kruse called police five times between May 10 and August 2, alleging she tried to get Autumn, but that Brett Hallow "expressed concern of the risk of exposure" to COVID-19 "if [the] child is transferred from one parent to the other."
On August 2, Kruse told police "she had been unable to establish contact, whether in person or by phone, with [Autumn] or [Brett] for over two weeks." Police called Brett Hallow, but contact with him "failed" and they left him voicemail; he never called back.
An autopsy on Autumn's remains showed puncture wounds on her head as well as abdominal and brain bleeding. Her hips and hands also showed signs of bruising.
"Based on the condition of [Autumn's] body, law enforcement believed [she] had been deceased for some time," reads the charging documents, which note Autumn had atrophied muscles and significant hair loss.
On April 12, Kruse called police saying she was trying to pick up Autumn, but that "the father did not bring the daughter down" to her. She noted that, under the terms of their custody agreement, they were to only communicate through a parenting app the court could monitor, but that her ex-husband hadn't responded to her messages since March.
Kruse called police five times between May 10 and August 2, alleging she tried to get Autumn, but that Brett Hallow "expressed concern of the risk of exposure" to COVID-19 "if [the] child is transferred from one parent to the other."
On August 2, Kruse told police "she had been unable to establish contact, whether in person or by phone, with [Autumn] or [Brett] for over two weeks." Police called Brett Hallow, but contact with him "failed" and they left him voicemail; he never called back.
An autopsy on Autumn's remains showed puncture wounds on her head as well as abdominal and brain bleeding. Her hips and hands also showed signs of bruising.
"Based on the condition of [Autumn's] body, law enforcement believed [she] had been deceased for some time," reads the charging documents, which note Autumn had atrophied muscles and significant hair loss.
