A man has been arrested in the United States after a missing mother of seven was found dead in a garbage.
Brittany Moran (30) had been gone for several weeks.
She was last seen in Ohio on May 15 or 16, and her mother reported her missing on Facebook following a few days of inactivity.
Audrey was informed by police that her daughter’s remains were discovered on Friday inside a wheelie bin around 20 miles from where she went missing.
‘She had been gone for two weeks, and when she was discovered, it was not in the way we had hoped,’ wrote Brittany’s cousin, Brandi Clark, on a GoFundMe page for her funeral expenses.
A guy is now facing accusations in connection with the death of the young mother. Dean Allen (50) was detained on Friday for allegedly abusing a corpse.
According to court records, the allegations stem from incidents that occurred near where the corpse was discovered. The search and rescue team that was assisting the family stated that Allen is involved in the case.
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Audrey, Brittany Moran’s mother, spoke about the unspeakable pain of losing her daughter.
“This is extremely difficult. This is my family’s first death, and she is my first child. She’s the one who bestowed the title of mother.”I was young when I had her, but I took responsibility. I wanted to be a mother for the rest of my life. That’s why I’m the crazy mom who would go after her to ensure her safety.”
Audrey Moran stated that she is unable to see her daughter’s remains owing to her physical condition. “Because of him, and how he treated my daughter, I can’t even see her for the last time,” she stated.
“I love my baby, she knows I will go miles to figure out everything.”
A GoFundMe page has been set up to help cover expenses. So far, more than $3,000 has been raised out of a $10,000 goal.
Brittany’s life was tough, with many highs and lows. With everything that was beyond my control and that I couldn’t help with, it would mean a lot to me personally to know that she was laid to rest in a peaceful and dignified manner,” the website stated.
“We appreciate all donations and support at this time.”