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Pennsylvanian Mum, 25, ‘Hid Her Five-Month-Old Baby Son’s Body in a Crate in the Wall of Her Home’

Davies Ngere Ify by Davies Ngere Ify
November 9, 2021
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Pennsylvanian Mother, 25, ‘Hid Her Five-Month-Old Baby Son’s Body in a Crate in the Wall of Her Home'
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A mother has admitted that she took the remains of her baby son along when she moved to a new house and hid the baby’s dead body in the walls of her home, according to police reports.

Kylie Wilt told police that her one-year-old kid had been deceased and buried since February 2021.

The 25-year-old told cops that she had placed her baby’s body in a box and made a hole in the wall of her Charleroi home before filling it and painting over it.

According to WPXI, investigators revealed that child services arrived to her home last week to inquire about the whereabouts of her baby.

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The mother, from Pennsylvania, allegedly claimed the baby was being watched by someone else in North Carolina.

But then she changed her story, telling child services that her baby had died in February of sudden infant death syndrome [SIDS] at the couple’s former residence, New York Post reports.

Pennsylvanian Mother, 25, ‘Hid Her Five-Month-Old Baby Son’s Body in a Crate in the Wall of Her Home'
House where baby was buried

The child protection services had been investigating Wilt’s baby for months after he was born with THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, in his system.

She told police that once the baby died, she became nervous.

After she, her boyfriend, and her three other children moved to another home three roads away, Wilt took the baby’s body with them.

The mother claims she hid the baby because she didn’t have enough money for a funeral.

Her son’s cause of death is still being investigated.

Former neighbour Robin Stasicha told KDKA that she had heard the baby crying “all the time” before the family moved.

“And all of a sudden, it didn’t one day and didn’t see them bringing him in and out and didn’t figure this is what happened,” Stasicha said.

The neighbour claimed that she had asked her property manager about the baby, who told her the child had died.

Stasicha said: “I was thinking, I’m here all the time.

“I never saw an ambulance. Wouldn’t you call 911 if your baby wasn’t responding to you?”

Wilt is now facing charges of concealing the death of a child, abuse of a corpse, welfare fraud, obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence.

The baby’s father, Alan Hollis, is also facing charges of obstructing the administration of law or other governmental functions.

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