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Missing 10-year-old Indiana girl found dead, stepmother arrested – body of Skylea Carmack, missing since Saturday was found in a shed behind her home, inside a trash bag

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Skylea Carmack, 10, from Gas City, Indiana missing since Saturday has been found dead
Her her body was found in a shed behind her home, inside a plastic trash bag
Skylea’s stepmother Amanda Carmack, 34, has been arrested for the murder
Amanda Carmack is charged with neglect of a dependent resulting in death, domestic battery resulting in death, and strangulation
Skylea Carmack  2.JPGSkylea Carmack, 10, from Gas City, Indiana missing since Saturday has been found dead
A missing 10-year-old girl from Gas City, Indiana has been found dead, according to Indiana State Police,  WSBT reports.
Skylea Carmack was last seen Saturday in Gas City, that’s just east of Kokomo.The four-day search for Skylea came to an end around 3 a.m. Wednesday morning. Police found her body in a shed behind her Gas City home. She was hidden inside a plastic trash bag.

Amanda  Carmack 2.JPGSkylea’s stepmother, 34-year-old Amanda Carmack, was arrested for the murder on Wednesday morning

Preliminary evidence indicates the girl was strangled. Police say an autopsy will verify the cause of death.
Police arrested Skylea’s stepmother, 34-year-old Amanda Carmack on Wednesday morning around 4:30 a.m. in connection with the girl’s death. She faces preliminary charges of murder, neglect of a dependent resulting in serious bodily injury, strangulation, and domestic battery resulting in serious bodily injury.

Skylea’s father, Kevin Carmack, who initially thought his daughter had run away, said he left Skylea at home with Amanda and six other children when he went to work on Saturday.
Police say evidence shows Amanda strangled her between 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Amanda called police to report her missing around 9 p.m.
Police say a “conglomerate of evidence” led them to arrest Amanda, and they believe she is the only person involved in the murder. They have no other suspects at this time.
The six other children who were in the home are now with Child Protective Services.
“There’s no rationale” for killing a 10-year-old girl, Indiana State Police Sgt. Tony Slocum said. “That’s just cowardice.”

 

 

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