A and dumped in a lake. Peyton Sky Davis was found by a fisherman at Lake Fort Phantom Hill in Abilene, Texas, after a toolbox was pulled from the water. Peyton's mother Heather Kennedy, 20, and boyfriend, 35-year-old Donald Schulz have been arrested and are of tampering with a human corpse.
Schultz has an additional Third-Degree of Failure to Comply with Sex Offender Registry. Peyton's grandmother Tracy Davis posted a photo of her granddaughter with a heartbreaking tribute. She wrote: "My beautiful granddaughter Peyton sky Davis we all love you.
Rip baby girl fly high." The heartbroken grandmother described how they had no idea police were searching for Peyton until her son received a call from police: She added: "We didn’t know any information. We didn’t know what was going on until Detective Scott called my son and asked him if Peyton was in his procession.
They had the police come down here and search where he was staying at the time. "It hurts so much. That we can't hold her, we can't give her the love that we shared for her.
" Davis told Ktxs that Peyton's mother would frequently do video-calls so she could see her granddaughter - but said they abruptly ended before eventually being told the agonizing news from the Abilene Police Department that baby Peyton was dead. “I was like oh my God,” Davis said. “I read the stories and everything.
I don’t get to see my girl anymore. I just started crying.” Davis is now asking why Peyton's parents allowed the tragedy to unfold.
saying: "Why not call for help when you noticed she was gone,” Why did you put her in a shed? Why did you put her in a lake?" Peyton, we love you so much. You were our world, and you’re going to be our world no matter what. One day we’ll be with you again and I will get to hold my baby.
" Kennedy and Schultz are being held in the Taylor County Jail with bond amounts set at $510,000 for him and $350,000 for Kennedy. In a separate case of child death, a grand jury returned an indictment on a was found in her home. The body of Kyneddi Miller was found in April in the Boone County community of Morrisvale.
Her case prompted a state investigation into whether law enforcement and could have intervened to prevent her death. Deputies responding to a report of a death at the home found the girl in a bathroom and said her body was “emaciated to a skeletal state,” according to a filed in Boone County Magistrate Court. The complaint said the teen had an eating disorder that led to “overwhelmingly visible conditions” and physical problems, but the mother had not sought medical care for her in at least four years.
Miller was being homeschooled at the time..
