Baby Braylee's Remains Sought in St. Albert Dumpster

0:00It's March 31st. This is Canada News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cori with the story. Detectives in St. Albert are digging deeper into the murder of 23-year-old Aila Egotic. Learn, found dead near an apartment north of Edmonton. Back on January 23rd, her five-month-old daughter, Braille Beasley, went missing right after, and cops now believe the baby is dead too. Aila's common-law partner, Christopher William Beasley, faces charges of second-degree murder for her death, plus two counts of indignity to a human. Body. Police have a strong lead on where Braille's remains might be tossed in a dumpster at Sturgeon Point Villa's apartments, outside door 11 sometime. Between mid-September and mid-November, 2025. They're putting out a specific call to the public if you dumped large bedroom furniture in that same bin during those months they need to hear from. You. That info could lock down the exact timeline and spot for a search. Aila's stepfather, Ross Learn, shared his heartbreak. He almost flew down from

1:04E. Caliwitt last year, but held off when he heard she was sick. He never met his granddaughter, and once folks to spot the hidden signs of trouble in loved ones, calling Aila a joyful new mom with her baby at the center of everything. RCMP is pushing hard to confirm details and narrow this down, so if you've got any tips on that dumpster or furniture, hit them up every bit helps. Close this tragic case.