Who is Brandy Lynn Parker? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Suspect, Investigation

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In Virginia, a 39-year-old mother was detained more than three years after she is accused of killing her 1-year-old son and telling police that she discovered the body "trapped" on her couch. According to records seen by Law&Crime, Brandy Lynn Parker was detained early on Wednesday and charged with one count of criminal murder and one count of child abuse and neglect resulting in serious damage.

According to a press statement from the Lynchburg Police Department, officers responded to a 911 call regarding a non-breathing newborn at an apartment complex in the 80 block of Terre Drive on January 23, 2020, at about 10:40 a.m. She dialled the boy's mother, Parker, who was later revealed to be the caller.

Brandy Lynn Parker Age

Brandy Lynn Parker is 27 years old.

Brandy Lynn Parker Incident Detail

When LPD first responders got on the scene, Parker had already taken over the management of life-saving measures until Lynchburg Fire Department officials arrived at the address. The toddler was given life-saving care by fire department medics, who then took him by ambulance to Lynchburg General Hospital. Sadly, the boy passed away not long after getting to the facility.

Parker's blood sample collection was authorised by a search warrant, which revealed more details regarding the circumstances behind the young boy's unfortunate demise. According to the documentation, when Parker called LPD's emergency dispatch line on her other child, a 2-year-old, "fell asleep on top of [victim] on the couch," she informed the operator. The victim was "trapped on the couch," Parker allegedly stated, according to the court order.

Officers at the scene added that after taking the victim to the hospital, they "detected the odour of alcohol coming from Parker." Parker allegedly told officers that she had drunk alcohol the previous night when questioned about the stench.

An agent from Child Protective Services (CPS) was dispatched to the area. According to police, Parker had a preliminary blood test (PBT) that was conducted by the CPS officer. She had a 0.14 blood alcohol concentration, according to the test. Investigators then obtained a blood sample from Parker for additional testing, stating that they were doing so "due to the fact that she was the [victim's] sole carer and a 2-year-old at the time of the infant's death."

According to the warrant, officers also removed from the residence "samples from the suspected area of death" including a bottle, blanket, formula, two onesies, and more in addition to Parker's blood.Parker is now being detained without bond at the Blue Ridge Regional Jail. At nine in the morning, she is expected to appear in Lynchburg Circuit Court.