Abducted 4-yr-old Child Found Dead, Sister Injured in Suspected Human Trafficking Case

Abducted 4-yr-old Child Found Dead, Sister Injured in Suspected Human Trafficking Case


Daniel Callihan, 36, has been arrested and booked into a Mississippi jail following the brutal murder of a Louisiana mother and her 4-year-old daughter, along with the abduction of two children.

On June 13, the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office announced Callihan's arrest via social media, detailing the grim nature of his crimes. Callihan is accused of committing "brutal and heinous acts of violence" against Callie Brunett, 35, and her young daughter, Erin.

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Sheriff Daniel Edwards of Tangipahoa Parish expressed deep sorrow over the incident, stating, "Our hearts are with all those affected by this tragic event. These are unspeakable crimes. We ask everyone to keep Callie's family in your prayers."

Abducted 4-yr-old Child Found Dead, Sister Injured in Suspected Human Trafficking Case


In a press conference held the same day, Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade provided further insights into the ongoing investigation. An Amber Alert had been issued for the two abducted children on June 13. Sadly, 4-year-old Erin was found deceased in a wooded area.

"They located a deceased child in the woods," Chief Wade reported. "We suspect that is one of the children that he had in his possession, taken away from Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana."

The other abducted child, 6-year-old Jalie, was discovered injured nearby. "One of the children, a 6-year-old, has been taken to the hospital to receive treatment," Wade explained. "My understanding is that the 4-year-old is deceased in the woods."

Abducted 4-yr-old Child Found Dead, Sister Injured in Suspected Human Trafficking Case


Authorities are still working to determine the precise cause of Erin's death, with Chief Wade describing the scene as "traumatic." He extended his gratitude to the various law enforcement agencies involved in the investigation for their crucial support.

The Jackson Police Department is urging anyone with information related to this case to come forward. Individuals can contact the department at (601) 960-1234.

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