MOBILE, Alabama. -the woman accused of having tortured two children who were most later killed and thrown in rural Mississippi and Alabama was booked in a prison in Alabama, after being extradited from Kentucky.
A sergeant in the mobile, said County jail Heather Leavell-Keaton was booked in prison on charges of child abuse Monday at the beginning and is being held without bond.
Mobile police major Kara Rose explains that Saturday, research teams of human remains were found that investigators believe belong to Natalie DeBlase, who would have turned 5 at the end of November. Found on Wednesday in Mississippi appear to belong to Chase 3-year old brother.
Father of the child, John DeBlase is charged with two counts of felony murder and two counts of abuses corpse.
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