Terence Darrell Kelly, 36, is accused of taking four-year-old Cleo from her family's tent at the remote Blowholes campsite
FacebookTerence Darrell Kelly, 36, is accused of taking four-year-old Cleo from her family's tent at the remote Blowholes campsite in Western Australia.
He will face a magistrate via videolink from custody on Monday, charged with multiple offences including forcibly taking a child under 16.Four-year-old Cleo Smith was found nearly three weeks after going missing.at a property in Carnarvon, a coastal town almost 1,000km north of Perth, just minutes from her family home.
Officers forced entry to the home and found Cleo alone in a room, physically unharmed and playing with toys. Kelly was arrested on a nearby street around the same time. He is alleged to have acted alone and is yet to enter a plea to his charges.Kelly appeared before a magistrate in Carnarvon last month and was remanded in custody ahead of the matter returning to the same court.
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