Memphis man, Brandon Isabelle, told police he threw his newborn baby in the Mississippi River. His girlfriend at the time was found shot to death nearby.
On Feb. 1, 2022, police discovered an abandoned car with a broken window and an empty car seat on Live Road and Sedgewick Street in Whitehaven. The body ofThe DA’s office says relatives claimed Hoyle was on the way to meet with Isabelle with their newborn daughter Kennedy Hoyle.
When police arrived on the scene the baby was missing. Police located Isabelle, who was married, and questioned him about his daughter’s whereabouts. He told them he hadOfficials searched the river for five days in an effort to find Kennedy’s body but she was never found.
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