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When detectives were looking for her missing 5-year-old daughter Maha Li Hobbs this week, they discovered a child's remains in a cupboard at her residence. As a result, the 27-year-old mother from Colorado was detained and may likely be charged with murder. Alexus Tanielle Nelson was initially detained on Tuesday, according to the Aurora Police Department, on suspicion of attempting to influence a public official after the suspect allegedly lied to officers about placing the missing girl up for adoption.

The girl's grandmother in Georgia contacted on Tuesday to report that Nelson had sent "concerning" text messages, according to Aurora Police Chief Art Acevedo, who spoke with reporters on Thursday. The allegations date back to Tuesday at 12:30 p.m., when Aurora911 received a call from a caller from out of state who claimed their daughter, Nelson, had texted them troubling things. The caller also expressed concern for the welfare of their granddaughter, according to a press statement from Aurora Police.

Alexus Nelson Age

Alexus Nelson is 26 years old.

Alexus Nelson incident Detail

"Officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of South Elkhart Way to Nelson's flat. Nelson claimed to have given her kid up for adoption, but she was unable to show the police any documentation. Nelson was first detained for attempting to manipulate a public servant when investigators were unable to independently confirm the adoption using state documents.

Nelson was initially charged, according to Chief Acevedo, "basically for lying to police officers about the truth." The mother actually intentionally misled our personnel, who made an initial arrest after being able to determine that the claims were untrue and having proof of that reality, according to the official. According to Acevedo, Nelson had custody of the child and the girl's father was a resident of another state.

By Wednesday, police had executed a search request at the flat and had found the worst-case scenario. Charges of child abuse resulting in death, tampering with a deceased human body, and tampering with tangible evidence were brought against Nelson on Thursday, despite the fact that investigators have not yet definitively identified the remains.

The police chief confirmed that the little victim appeared to have spent some time in the closet. "We discovered what we think to be the remains of a little child. Unfortunately, a precise identification could not be made due to the state of those remains, Acevedo said. However, Acevedo continued, calling the deceased "our beautiful little girl" and "our missing child," adding, "We believe that we actually found her."

The police chief expressed his certainty by repeatedly stating that there is a "high probability" that murder charges will be brought. I would venture to say that there's a high probability that murder charges will end up being filed in this case at some point in the near future," he declared. "There's a good chance that Acevedo claimed that he visited the area and observed the case's effects on the neighbourhood and the police officers conducting the investigation, who "had to find that little angel in the condition they found her."

Nelson's mother, the grandmother of the Hobbs, was likewise given praise by him for acting morally. "Our thoughts are with the family. Consider this grandmother. She recently lost a granddaughter, and now she also lost a daughter, Acevedo pointed out. Grandma, though, made the proper decision, and I am appreciative of that.

The grandmother's choice to call the authorities, according to the police chief, will ensure that the victim will have a "proper burial sooner rather than later, instead of being stuffed in some closet." Acevedo urged the people to be "vigilant" and watch out for one another.

In the hopes that observant, even "nosy," members of the public might assist stop a similar incident from happening again, he pleaded with them not to be afraid to come forward. Authorities reported that Nelson was being held at the Arapahoe County Detention Centre under a $100,000 bond. The amount of the bond would undoubtedly increase if or when murder charges are brought.