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Baby Blaise Barnett taken to hospital for evaluation
After being missing for more than 37 hours, 1-year-old Blaise Barnett was found in an SUV in front of a Clarkston home Thursday afternoon. He was said to be in good condition and was reunited with his family. This raw video shows the infant being taken from police headquarters to an area hospital for a further medical evaluation.
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - Days after a 1-year-old boy at the center of a Georgia Amber Alert was found safe, there are still unanswered questions.
Police have yet to charge anyone with the 1-year-old Blaise Barnett's kidnapping, but investigators believe a murder at condos in DeKalb County the morning after he disappeared is linked to the abduction.
Police arrested two suspects in the murder of a 60-year-old man that occurred at DeKalb County condos hours before the boy was discovered in an apparent bystander's car.
Here's everything about the incident confirmed by police and the family of Blaise Barnett:
When, where was the 1-year-old boy taken?
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Family gathers to pray for boy abducted in Clarkston
The young boy who spark a statewide Amber alert remains missing. His Clarkston family held a vigil with members of the community to pray for his safety and plead for his safe return.
Family members told police they were putting away groceries just after 1 a.m. on Nov. 10 in front of a Clarkston apartment at 1000 Montreal Road.
Blaise Barnett's mother, Deonna Bray said, said someone made off with their 2002 Ford Explorer while Blaise was sleeping inside.
"I've never been away from him like this where it's like I don't know where he's at…so I'm hurt," Bray said that evening when Blaise was still missing.
The boy had been last seen wrapped in a blanket while wearing a black shirt with blue dinosaurs, a diaper and no pants, police said. The FBI assisted in the investigation.
Who found the missing SUV? Where was it?
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Search for abducted toddler intensifies
A family said someone stole their car and kidnapped the boy, who was sleeping inside. The car was found a few miles away but the boy wasn't inside and he's still missing.
About nine hours after 1-year-old Blaise Barnett allegedly went missing, a man reported the 2002 Ford Explorer's location to police.
That SUV around 10 a.m., about two miles away from the family's apartment. There was no sign of the child or his car seat in the car.
Police said the car was near an abandoned condo complex on Memorial College Avenue.
The man who gave police the tip was James Dent. He told FOX 5 Atlanta he saw a man run when he approached.
"I called 911," Dent said. "I told them where the car was, I told them about the gentleman, they wound out catching them. I let them know that was the guy I'd seen walking from the area, because, as you can see, ain't nothing back here."
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Mother of abducted 1-year-old reacts to new details
The mother of 1-year-old Blaise Barnett said she is shocked about the new details in the case, but said he is doing well.
Police confirmed that afternoon they interviewed a man who Dent said was near the vehicle, but no one was in custody.
DeKalb Police said their top priority was to find Blaise Barnett.
How was Blaise Barnett found? How long was the 1-year-old Georgia boy missing?
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Investigation ramps up after discovery of abducted infant
Police still do not who stole the SUV that 1-year-old Blaise Barnett was in early Wednesday morning or how he ended up in another SUV in front of a Clarkston home on Thursday afternoon. Little Blaise was reunited with his family as investigators try to build a timeline of where he has been for more than 37 hours.
The next day, Nov. 11, police found Blaise Barnett alive.
More than 37 hours after being abducted from in front of his Clarkston apartment the missing Georgia 1-year-old boy was reunited with his family.
Blaise Barnett was found safe Thursday afternoon at a home on Rogers Street, according to investigators.
"The baby was found in a car in the driveway. She left her home and found the baby in the car," Sgt. Dustin Belcher, Clarkston Police Department.
Sgt. Belcher said the woman immediately brought the infant into her home and called 911.
After a cursory medical evaluation, little Blaise Barnett was brought back to the Clarkston police headquarters.
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Full 911 calls from Blaise Barnett abduction investion
Police released three 911 calls associated with the abduction of 1-year-old Blaise Barnett. The first is to report the SUV was stolen with the infant inside, the second was to report the SUV was recovered, and the third was to report Blaise was found inside an SUV in front of a Clarkston home.
Who was shot dead on Old Singleton Lane? Who are the suspects?
Police said they were investigating the deadly shooting of 60-year-old Aziz Hassan at a condo complex on Old Singleton Lane early on Nov. 11.
Initially, police gave no indication the incident was linked to the kidnapping.
On Nov. 12, police said Delarius Miller, 38, was arrested and charged with the murder. On Nov. 15, the DeKalb County Police Department said 34-year-old Santana Miller faces malice murder in the death of Hassan.
That's when police said the motive of the shooting was linked to the days-old Amber Alert.
Police provided an initial narrative of the shooting investigation. Officers said they were called to the Brannon Hill apartments on the 6600 block of Old Singleton Lane shortly after midnight. At the scene, responding officers found a man shot to death.
Investigators said a shootout took place at the complex. Two people of interest were in custody on the morning of the shooting.
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