Georgia man, 18, charged with murder after dismembered human remains found in car trunk

Police in Georgia charged 18-year-old Kingston Lammar Bradley with malice murder Friday after allegedly discovering trash bags filled with dismembered remains in the trunk of his car.Witnesses spotted Bradley walking in his apartment complex with a container, and when he realized he was seen, he dropped the container and ran into his apartment, Smyrna Police Lt.Meredith Holt said during a news conference Friday.Witnesses called the police after finding human remains inside the container, Holt said.GEORGIA PAIR CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER BARTENDER'S DISMEMBERED REMAINS FOUND IN LAKE OUTSIDE ATLANTAPolice had previously responded to his home after a missing woman’s family reported her car and phone were at the location, Holt said, but they did not execute a search warrant.After the witnesses found the human remains, police returned with a search warrant for Bradley’s car and found a garbage bag pulled tightly, "showing the outline of a body part," according to a news release from the department.SINGER D4VD PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER OF YOUNG GIRL ALLEGEDLY FOUND DISMEMBERED, DECOMPOSING IN HIS CARMugshot of 18-year-old Kingston Lammar Bradley, who police charged with murder Friday after finding dismembered human remains in the trunk of his car.
(Cobb County Sheriff's Office)Police called the Cobb County Medical Examiner’s office, which confirmed the bags contained human remains.Smyrna Police Chief Keith Zgonc identified the victim as Shanteria "KT" Mosley, whose family reported her missing.IF YOU'RE KNOCKING OUT DOORDASH DRIVERS WITH A BASEBALL BAT AFTER THEY HONK AT YOU, POLICE WOULD LIKE A WORDHolt confirmed Mosley was a DoorDash worker, noting the company told police she had not been working on the day she went missing, according to a report from affiliate FOX 5 Atlanta.DoorDash told People Magazine her account was last active on Tuesday.FILE - Police said the victim was a DoorDash employee.(REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo)Police do not yet know what conne...