Search for Genesis Reid's Body Continues

0:00From the streets of Birmingham to the world, this is Birmingham News Today. Police in the wiregrass area have been searching for weeks for the body of two-year-old Genesis Reed. The latest details point to her mother throwing the child into a dumpster right after Christmas Day. Officers are now working overtime to recover her remains. The mother, Adrian Reed, first reported her daughter missing on February 16. She faced arrest for making a false report to police. Detectives soon learned the toddler had not been seen since Christmas, leading to charges of capital murder and abuse of a corpse. Meanwhile, the community has rallied around the Enterprise Police Department. Wiregrass Christian Academy dropped off snacks, local restaurants provided meals, and a Girl Scout True brought cookies for the tired officers. Chaplains like Captain Ethan Page and Pastor Harrison Smith also stepped up with breakfast and prayers to live spirits during the tough search. Police say they are grateful for the support, noting it means more than words can say.

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