18 Year Old Male Arrested After Georgia Door dasher Remains Were Discovered In His Home!

Noir Nation, a Georgia family has been left with a heavy heart while searching for answers after a missing mom working DoorDash was discovered dismembered!

The family of 26-year-old Shanteria Mosely, also known as “Tia,” says she left home Tuesday morning, September 22, to make DoorDash deliveries but never returned. After repeatedly trying to reach her, her loved ones contacted police and began tracking her cellphone.

According to 11Alive News, Shanteria’s family was able to ping her phone to the Park Valley apartment complex. Her aunt, Michelle Weaver, says the family contacted police around 6:57 p.m. An officer reportedly responded to the complex, questioned several residents and left roughly 30 minutes later.

The family says they remained at the complex searching for Shanteria. During their search, they came across 18-year-old Kingston Lammar Bradley, who they say they had previously asked if he saw anyone get out of Shanteria’s vehicle. According to her family, Bradley told them he had not seen anyone. They later noticed him watching them from his apartment window.

Michelle says the family saw Bradley again less than an hour later, this time carrying what appeared to be a large container covered with a bag. The family says he dropped the container and ran.

“All we see is the boy … throwing a bag, like something with a cloth. It’s like a bag kind of cloth, like maybe a laundry bag, and it had like a container in it. He kind of threw it and he ran,” said Michelle.

Police were contacted again around 8:15 p.m.

According to Smyrna police and the arrest warrant, investigators determined the container contained a dismembered torso. Authorities later entered Bradley’s apartment, where investigators reportedly noticed a strong smell of bleach. On Friday, police also discovered a series of garbage bags inside Bradley’s vehicle.

The incident is under active investigation with Kingston been arrested and charged with concealing the death of another person, and malice murder in connection with the case.

“I just want our story to get out, and I just want Smyrna police to have the correct facts where it all began at, what time it began, the time frame,” Michelle told the media outlet. “Don’t say y’all found her. Her family found her. Y’all didn’t do nothing. Y’all left us. You guys left us to do it ourselves.“

Smyrna Lt. Meredith Holt explained, “without further information, after knocking on some doors and talking to some people, the officer went in service. It’s not a critical missing child, there wasn’t any other type of information that we had at the time that would lead us to believe anything.“

Further details surrounding Shanteria’s disappearance have not been disclosed at this time including her cause of death, as authorities continue to investigate if Kingsley acted alone.