GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) -- A Kentucky man arrested after police found the mummified remains of his disabled sister in the trunk of his car was set to appear in court Wednesday for an extradition hearing.Timothy Allen Brown, 36, was arrested by U.S. Marshals in St. Louis on Tuesday night, said Georgetown Police Chief Greg Reeves.
The severely decomposed body of 31-year-old Penny Brown was discovered Friday after police towed the car from St. Louis to Kentucky. They had received complaints that it had been on the street for several days.
Brown has been charged with abuse or neglect of an adult, a felony in Kentucky, Reeves said. He could face additional federal charges in Kentucky for allegedly cashing his sister's disability checks, Reeves said Wednesday.
Timothy Brown signed his wheelchair-dependent sister out of a nursing home in 2006, and the remains may have been in his apartment for two years, police said. Officials have said they may not be able to determine how she died.
2 comments:
I'm still in awe that there are so many wierdo's out there. Perhaps it's the south. That's the only closed minded explaination I can come up with.
i don't think the south is an excuse, granted some strange shit seems to go on there. there are weirdos everywhere. just look at the FLDS motherfuckers that are all over utah and the west in general. kidfuckers.
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