Found Deceased TN - Evelyn Boswell, 15 months, Sullivan County, 26 DEC 2019 *Arrests* #2
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I hope this is the beginning of the end of this mess.
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Community organizes prayer vigil in Mendota, Va. Tuesday night for missing Evelyn Boswell
Event organizer JB told News Channel 11 that she is from the Hiltons, Va. area, and the Mendota Community Center “seemed like the best place” to host the vigil.
Event organizer JB told News Channel 11 that she is from the Hiltons, Va. area, and the Mendota Community Center “seemed like the best place” to host the vigil.
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i always tell the younger guys " it takes two to tango" and its both of your responsibilities to provide protection
young guys though not very good at listening to good advice or taking lessons, very in the moment thinkers
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I think all cultures have their own honorable customs. The problem here is twofold, IMO.
The first is when these customs conflict with the law of the land in America. For example, here in NYC my 8th grade students come from all around the world. They are 13 and 14 years old, and many of them have very recently immigrated to the U.S. There have been too many occasions when a student is afraid for us to call their parents when they misbehave, fail a class and so on. They will say that they will be beaten with various implements, forced to kneel for hours on uncooked rice, and other physical punishments.Whether or not that's true, we are mandated reporters. We have to tell the guidance counselor or the assistant principal, then they have a meeting with the parents. Sometimes the kids make it up to get out of trouble, but often it's true. Then you have very startled and angry parents who believe in the disciplinary customs of their countries and cannot understand why they can't continue that here. This is true as well for parents born in America but who choose to adhere to corporal punishment, because that is their belief system for disciplining children.
The second is that we could all fervently wish that Evelyn were being raised in an "it takes a village" manner. I think that's a great custom, whether it's Romani, Chinese, West Indian, Korean, Russian and all the cultures that practice it. However, Evelyn is missing. As others have said, it's her Romani grandfather, proud of his heritage, who contacted LE because she clearly isn't accounted for, anywhere and with anyone.
I remember one of my (few) Romani students who barely came to school. His parents were in danger of losing him to child services. I spent a lot of time trying to understand a culture with which I was unfamiliar so that he could feel bonded and understood. We talked about the wagon wheel symbol, etc., and he was thrilled beyond belief. He just loved that I would take the time, and he explained a lot of customs to me and the class. He spoke Russian, and we have a lot of students from Russia and the former Soviet countries so he did have kids to become friendly with, but eventually the parents transferred him out.
My point is just that while cultures all have their unique and beautiful customs, they have to be subsumed by the laws that are in place. A missing child, with a mother giving evasive and contradictory information, needs to be located. That takes precedence.
The first is when these customs conflict with the law of the land in America. For example, here in NYC my 8th grade students come from all around the world. They are 13 and 14 years old, and many of them have very recently immigrated to the U.S. There have been too many occasions when a student is afraid for us to call their parents when they misbehave, fail a class and so on. They will say that they will be beaten with various implements, forced to kneel for hours on uncooked rice, and other physical punishments.Whether or not that's true, we are mandated reporters. We have to tell the guidance counselor or the assistant principal, then they have a meeting with the parents. Sometimes the kids make it up to get out of trouble, but often it's true. Then you have very startled and angry parents who believe in the disciplinary customs of their countries and cannot understand why they can't continue that here. This is true as well for parents born in America but who choose to adhere to corporal punishment, because that is their belief system for disciplining children.
The second is that we could all fervently wish that Evelyn were being raised in an "it takes a village" manner. I think that's a great custom, whether it's Romani, Chinese, West Indian, Korean, Russian and all the cultures that practice it. However, Evelyn is missing. As others have said, it's her Romani grandfather, proud of his heritage, who contacted LE because she clearly isn't accounted for, anywhere and with anyone.
I remember one of my (few) Romani students who barely came to school. His parents were in danger of losing him to child services. I spent a lot of time trying to understand a culture with which I was unfamiliar so that he could feel bonded and understood. We talked about the wagon wheel symbol, etc., and he was thrilled beyond belief. He just loved that I would take the time, and he explained a lot of customs to me and the class. He spoke Russian, and we have a lot of students from Russia and the former Soviet countries so he did have kids to become friendly with, but eventually the parents transferred him out.
My point is just that while cultures all have their unique and beautiful customs, they have to be subsumed by the laws that are in place. A missing child, with a mother giving evasive and contradictory information, needs to be located. That takes precedence.
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@PommyMommy - thanks for reposting the video. Having watched it again, I found the following to be unusual and/or disturbing given the circumstances of this missing child case:
First and most important was the only genuine sign of grief or distraught that I saw by MB midway through the interview. After nonchalant responses to the interviewer's questions, I thought MB's emotions telling when she said that she missed EB's scent or smelling EB and missed not being able to hold her. IMO, her reaction here was the knowledge that she would never be able to smell or hold her baby EB again.
While it's also unknown why MB appeared in court on that date, she told the reporter that she told nobody that she was due in court. When further pressed, she indicated that her grandmother would definitely have been there if she was aware MB had a court date.
I just saw it reported today by MSM for the first time that MB is only 18 years old. At this time, I'm more inclined to believe that MB's court appearance was about an unrelated prior juvenile court matter than an issue specific to EB. Had it been about EB, I think networks would have reported that CPS declined to comment and/or discuss the hearing when contacted.
Relative to someone believed trustworthy (i.e., AB) to be caring for EB while MB worked, how could one trust an individual that prohibits the mother from having any contact with their child for more than 60 days when providing childcare! Obviously MB was not working 24/7 for the past two months at the Chicken Shack.
I've long believed that EB may have had an accident where EB could not be revived or MB discovered EB deceased while under her care -- and she contacted her mother for help. AB appears to be no stranger to the criminal court and may have disposed of the baby's body-- counting on nobody alerting authorities -- thinking she was saving her daughter from criminal negligence charges.
MB told the reporter that MB's favorite thing was taking a bath -- perhaps EB left unattended and drowned in the tub. MB indicated EB could open packets of apple sauce or snack containers and may have choked. I think the plastic reseal tab might be attractive for a teething baby and also an easy a choking hazard.
Lastly, based on MB's statements thus far, I think it possible that MB did in-fact lie to AB/WM that she had purchased the BMW when they drove it to NC. I think MB would have probably done anything to appease WM (AB's boyfriend) to keep his silence -- including buying them a vehicle, is she thought he had knowledge about EB's death -- accidental or otherwise.
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So now that local LE, TBI, and the FBI are involved, who does the interrogating? The TBI? FBI? Anyone know? Wasn’t it CBI that broke Chris Watts even though FBI was also involved?
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Nope. The closest one is in NC. I just have a feeling she thinks it's making her seem more credible talking about it so much... MOO!
The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office denied our request to speak with Angela Boswell on Tuesday. She is missing baby Evelyn Boswell's grandmother.
Looking into Angela Boswell, the missing toddler's jailed grandmother
Looking into Angela Boswell, the missing toddler's jailed grandmother
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Here is the transcript of the 11 minute interview outside the courthouse on Friday.
Maggie Boswell Interview 1
Never once does she say 'Evelyn'
And I can't figure out this bit:
MB: No, until they, took her, no. Then after that I was like well if anything happens, I worry they will run with her. And to be honest with you I didn’t know how good the team was up here and if I did I would have called the second that I realized, they are very good. Like I said, they are doing everything they can I’m very confident in that, and that makes the situation a lot easier.
She was worried they would run, if something happens, AFTER they had already taken her?
Huh?
(Not touching the next interview until tomorrow)
Maggie Boswell Interview 1
Never once does she say 'Evelyn'
And I can't figure out this bit:
MB: No, until they, took her, no. Then after that I was like well if anything happens, I worry they will run with her. And to be honest with you I didn’t know how good the team was up here and if I did I would have called the second that I realized, they are very good. Like I said, they are doing everything they can I’m very confident in that, and that makes the situation a lot easier.
She was worried they would run, if something happens, AFTER they had already taken her?
Huh?
(Not touching the next interview until tomorrow)
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that video was very intereresting BUT we all knew after that interview last night the TBI were going to drag her in and question her
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So they've been pounding her for 4 hours ? Wow.
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February 25, 2020 - WVLT Channel 8, MB, mother of 15-month-old EB, has been at the SCSO for hours Robert Grant WVLT is on the scene. Timeline of the Evelyn Boswell case
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I'm not sure who is doing the interrogating but I sure hope they are making some progress.
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BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The mother of a 15-month-old Tennessee girl who is the subject of an Amber Alert said her mother took her toddler to Mendota, Virginia, which is a small community in Washington County.
Megan Boswell told WCYB that her mother took Evelyn Mae Boswell to a campground.
She also told the news station that she is pregnant again.
Authorities later searched the area and didn’t find the girl, the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office told the station late Monday.
The child’s grandmother, Angela Boswell, and her boyfriend, William McCloud, were arrested last week in North Carolina on fugitive warrants unrelated to the toddler’s disappearance, Wilkes County Sheriff’s Lt. Logan Kerr said.
Angela Boswell and William McCloud arrested after car sought in AMBER Alert found in N.C. (Wilkes Co. Sheriff's Office)
They agreed on Monday to be extradited back to Tennessee.
Boswell told the judge she wanted to return home and resolve the situation with her granddaughter, news outlets reported.
Mother of missing Tennessee toddler says grandmother took child to Virginia
Megan Boswell told WCYB that her mother took Evelyn Mae Boswell to a campground.
She also told the news station that she is pregnant again.
Authorities later searched the area and didn’t find the girl, the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office told the station late Monday.
The child’s grandmother, Angela Boswell, and her boyfriend, William McCloud, were arrested last week in North Carolina on fugitive warrants unrelated to the toddler’s disappearance, Wilkes County Sheriff’s Lt. Logan Kerr said.
Angela Boswell and William McCloud arrested after car sought in AMBER Alert found in N.C. (Wilkes Co. Sheriff's Office)
They agreed on Monday to be extradited back to Tennessee.
Boswell told the judge she wanted to return home and resolve the situation with her granddaughter, news outlets reported.
Mother of missing Tennessee toddler says grandmother took child to Virginia
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Evelyn Boswell
(Sullivan County, Tennessee)
15 months, 2 ft tall, 28 lbs., blonde hair and blue eyes. Last seen wearing a pink tracksuit, pink shoes, and a pink bow (MB has full custody of EB)
If you have any information on Evelyn's whereabouts, please call 1-800-TBI-FIND
November 28, 2019 - EB last seen by Grandfather, TB, Sr.
November - December, 2019 - According to WCYB, the State of Tennessee Department of Children’s Services says 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell “was last seen by certain family members near the end of November 2019 and the first of December 2019.”
December 10 or 11, 2019 - Last seen by babysitter
December 2019 - MB stated in the Feb 24th interview the last time she saw EB was a few days before Christmas
December 26, 2019 - MB reportedly last seen EB
February 18, 2020 - Reported missing to CPS (Grandfather, TB, Sr.)
February 18, 2020 - MB, Bristol County Juvenile Court
February 19, 2020 - Just after 4 p.m. SCSO sends release about “missing child investigation”
February 19, 2020 - Just before 8 p.m. TBI issued an Amber Alert for Evelyn at the request of the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office
February 20, 2020 - Gray BMW was reported stolen by the owner, MW. (MW is HW’s mother) MW had planned to sell the BMW to MB, but no agreement of purchase was made and no money was exchanged when AB reportedly stole it
February 20, 2020 - News Channel 11 interviews HW, ex-boyfriend of MB
February 21, 2020 - SCSO holds first news conference addressing the Amber Alert and ongoing search for EB. Authorities asked the public to be on the lookout for a gray BMW during their search for missing 15-month-old EB.
February 21, 2020 - AB and WM were arrested on fugitive warrants in Wilkes County, North Carolina, while driving a stolen 2007 BMW, Tennessee license plate 3M9-6W9. (Stolen BMW is HW’s mothers vehicle). Both waived extradition. WM claimed the BMW was a gift from "MB". AB and WM are both charged in Sullivan County, Tennessee with theft of property over $2,500 in connection with the stolen car. AB also faces a violation of probation charge. AB and WM will remain in custody without bond in North Carolina until the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office can return them to Tennessee. The vehicle was spotted by deputies with the Wilkes County Sheriff’s Office on February 21 in Elkin, N.C. It was later stopped in Traphill, N.C. WM, 33, was identified as the driver, and AB was identified as the passenger.
February 21, 2020 - TB, Sr., the grandfather of EB, told News Channel 11 he has not seen EB since Thanksgiving. TB, Sr., said he and his son, TB, Jr. would each be putting up $10,000 for EB’s safe return.
February 22nd or 23rd - SCSO detectives traveled to Wilkesboro, NC to interview AB and WM over the weekend
February 22, 2020 - Community holds prayer vigil in Bristol at Cumberland Square Park for EB Saturday evening
February 23, 2020 - Community holds second prayer vigil in Kingsport and a fundraiser or EB at Glenn Bruce Park for EB Sunday starting at 6:30 p.m.
February 24, 2020 - Sullivan County confirms that AB is in the Sullivan County Jail. WM currently remains in North Carolina. Both waived extradition earlier today in a North Wilkesboro courtroom.
February 24, 2020 - (MB) “I told TBI where to find her in Mendota. My mom took her to a campground in a silver camper and if they don’t go tonight, I’m going to go find her myself, because I’ve told them and they’re not really like taking it seriously and if they don’t go tonight, I will go myself and go get her.” “My mom did threaten me like you know if I told anybody – I’m not gonna get into that – but she did.”
Megan Boswell claims her mother took Evelyn to Mendota, Va., authorities say Monday night search comes up empty
February 25, 2020 - Info on Affidavit was released from the General Sessions Court of Sullivan County, Tennessee, the gray BMW was reported stolen by the owner, MW, on February 20.
February 25, 2020 - MB told News 5 Tuesday that she volunteered to take a polygraph test, but she was turned away because she is pregnant. News Channel 11 reached out to SCSO, they are not the agency who administers the test. TBI officials also told WJHL in an e-mail that, “MB was not scheduled to meet with a TBI polygraph examiner today.” According to TBI’s official policy, a pregnant mother in her first trimester can undergo a polygraph. In the second and third trimester they need a written note from her doctor. Ultimately it is up to the discretion of the examiner if they will perform the test.
February 25, 2020 - AB, 42, of Kingsport, sat in the Sullivan County jail Tuesday morning and appeared for arraignments in two different courtrooms via video conferencing. AB was arraigned on a charge of Theft of Property Over $2,500 in Sullivan County General Sessions Court. Her bond was set at $5,000 with the condition that she wear an ankle bracelet. But AB didn't get out of jail. Before she could make bond, a bondsman revoked her bond from a previous, unrelated case, according to SCSO Capt. Andy Seabolt. She will remain incarcerated regardless of anything in Bristol General Sessions Court, where she had a bond set this morning," Seabolt said.
February 25, 2020 - Community members in Mendota, VA are planning a prayer vigil for EB. The vigil is planned to take place outside the Mendota Community Center at 6:30 p.m
February 25, 2020 - TBI announced it has received more than 500 tips in its search for EB. However, the agency says there have been no credible sightings as of Tuesday afternoon.
February 25, 2020 - The Tennessee Department of Children's Services confirmed Tuesday it has opened an investigation into EB, but said state confidentiality laws prohibited them from making any other comments.
February 25, 2020 -The Change.org petition for “Evelyn’s Law” has more than 15,000 online signatures as of Tuesday afternoon. "Evelyn's Law," would make it illegal to wait longer than 24-72 hours to report a missing child. The petition is seeking 25,000 signatures.
February 25, 2020 - WVLT Channel 8, MB, mother of 15-month-old EB, has been at the SCSO for hours Robert Grant WVLT is on the scene. Timeline of the Evelyn Boswell case
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February 27, 2020 - AB Court Date, Kingsport General Sessions Court, Violation of Probation
March 4, 2020 - AB Court Date, Sullivan County General Sessions Court, Theft of Property Over $2,500
Mother: MB
Father: EP, 19, (Active US Army since November 2017, stationed in Louisiana)
Ex-Boyfriend: HW(his mother is the BMW owner)
Grandmother: AB, 42 or 47, Kingsport, Tennessee
Grandmother’s Boyfriend: WB, 33, Bristol, Tennessee
Grandfather: TB. Sr (MB's father, reported EB missing)
Uncle: TB. Jr
MW: mother of HW, owner of BMW
(Sullivan County, Tennessee)
15 months, 2 ft tall, 28 lbs., blonde hair and blue eyes. Last seen wearing a pink tracksuit, pink shoes, and a pink bow (MB has full custody of EB)
If you have any information on Evelyn's whereabouts, please call 1-800-TBI-FIND
November 28, 2019 - EB last seen by Grandfather, TB, Sr.
November - December, 2019 - According to WCYB, the State of Tennessee Department of Children’s Services says 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell “was last seen by certain family members near the end of November 2019 and the first of December 2019.”
December 10 or 11, 2019 - Last seen by babysitter
December 2019 - MB stated in the Feb 24th interview the last time she saw EB was a few days before Christmas
December 26, 2019 - MB reportedly last seen EB
February 18, 2020 - Reported missing to CPS (Grandfather, TB, Sr.)
February 18, 2020 - MB, Bristol County Juvenile Court
February 19, 2020 - Just after 4 p.m. SCSO sends release about “missing child investigation”
February 19, 2020 - Just before 8 p.m. TBI issued an Amber Alert for Evelyn at the request of the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office
February 20, 2020 - Gray BMW was reported stolen by the owner, MW. (MW is HW’s mother) MW had planned to sell the BMW to MB, but no agreement of purchase was made and no money was exchanged when AB reportedly stole it
February 20, 2020 - News Channel 11 interviews HW, ex-boyfriend of MB
February 21, 2020 - SCSO holds first news conference addressing the Amber Alert and ongoing search for EB. Authorities asked the public to be on the lookout for a gray BMW during their search for missing 15-month-old EB.
February 21, 2020 - AB and WM were arrested on fugitive warrants in Wilkes County, North Carolina, while driving a stolen 2007 BMW, Tennessee license plate 3M9-6W9. (Stolen BMW is HW’s mothers vehicle). Both waived extradition. WM claimed the BMW was a gift from "MB". AB and WM are both charged in Sullivan County, Tennessee with theft of property over $2,500 in connection with the stolen car. AB also faces a violation of probation charge. AB and WM will remain in custody without bond in North Carolina until the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office can return them to Tennessee. The vehicle was spotted by deputies with the Wilkes County Sheriff’s Office on February 21 in Elkin, N.C. It was later stopped in Traphill, N.C. WM, 33, was identified as the driver, and AB was identified as the passenger.
February 21, 2020 - TB, Sr., the grandfather of EB, told News Channel 11 he has not seen EB since Thanksgiving. TB, Sr., said he and his son, TB, Jr. would each be putting up $10,000 for EB’s safe return.
February 22nd or 23rd - SCSO detectives traveled to Wilkesboro, NC to interview AB and WM over the weekend
February 22, 2020 - Community holds prayer vigil in Bristol at Cumberland Square Park for EB Saturday evening
February 23, 2020 - Community holds second prayer vigil in Kingsport and a fundraiser or EB at Glenn Bruce Park for EB Sunday starting at 6:30 p.m.
February 24, 2020 - Sullivan County confirms that AB is in the Sullivan County Jail. WM currently remains in North Carolina. Both waived extradition earlier today in a North Wilkesboro courtroom.
February 24, 2020 - (MB) “I told TBI where to find her in Mendota. My mom took her to a campground in a silver camper and if they don’t go tonight, I’m going to go find her myself, because I’ve told them and they’re not really like taking it seriously and if they don’t go tonight, I will go myself and go get her.” “My mom did threaten me like you know if I told anybody – I’m not gonna get into that – but she did.”
Megan Boswell claims her mother took Evelyn to Mendota, Va., authorities say Monday night search comes up empty
February 25, 2020 - Info on Affidavit was released from the General Sessions Court of Sullivan County, Tennessee, the gray BMW was reported stolen by the owner, MW, on February 20.
February 25, 2020 - MB told News 5 Tuesday that she volunteered to take a polygraph test, but she was turned away because she is pregnant. News Channel 11 reached out to SCSO, they are not the agency who administers the test. TBI officials also told WJHL in an e-mail that, “MB was not scheduled to meet with a TBI polygraph examiner today.” According to TBI’s official policy, a pregnant mother in her first trimester can undergo a polygraph. In the second and third trimester they need a written note from her doctor. Ultimately it is up to the discretion of the examiner if they will perform the test.
February 25, 2020 - AB, 42, of Kingsport, sat in the Sullivan County jail Tuesday morning and appeared for arraignments in two different courtrooms via video conferencing. AB was arraigned on a charge of Theft of Property Over $2,500 in Sullivan County General Sessions Court. Her bond was set at $5,000 with the condition that she wear an ankle bracelet. But AB didn't get out of jail. Before she could make bond, a bondsman revoked her bond from a previous, unrelated case, according to SCSO Capt. Andy Seabolt. She will remain incarcerated regardless of anything in Bristol General Sessions Court, where she had a bond set this morning," Seabolt said.
February 25, 2020 - Community members in Mendota, VA are planning a prayer vigil for EB. The vigil is planned to take place outside the Mendota Community Center at 6:30 p.m
February 25, 2020 - TBI announced it has received more than 500 tips in its search for EB. However, the agency says there have been no credible sightings as of Tuesday afternoon.
February 25, 2020 - The Tennessee Department of Children's Services confirmed Tuesday it has opened an investigation into EB, but said state confidentiality laws prohibited them from making any other comments.
February 25, 2020 -The Change.org petition for “Evelyn’s Law” has more than 15,000 online signatures as of Tuesday afternoon. "Evelyn's Law," would make it illegal to wait longer than 24-72 hours to report a missing child. The petition is seeking 25,000 signatures.
February 25, 2020 - WVLT Channel 8, MB, mother of 15-month-old EB, has been at the SCSO for hours Robert Grant WVLT is on the scene. Timeline of the Evelyn Boswell case
WVLT
February 27, 2020 - AB Court Date, Kingsport General Sessions Court, Violation of Probation
March 4, 2020 - AB Court Date, Sullivan County General Sessions Court, Theft of Property Over $2,500
Mother: MB
Father: EP, 19, (Active US Army since November 2017, stationed in Louisiana)
Ex-Boyfriend: HW(his mother is the BMW owner)
Grandmother: AB, 42 or 47, Kingsport, Tennessee
Grandmother’s Boyfriend: WB, 33, Bristol, Tennessee
Grandfather: TB. Sr (MB's father, reported EB missing)
Uncle: TB. Jr
MW: mother of HW, owner of BMW
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