Bond set at $250 million for Michigan mom accused of abandoning her children for years
PONTIAC, MI -- The woman accused of abandoning her three children for several years at a Pontiac townhouse had her bond set at $250 million cash Thursday. Judge Ronda M. Fowlkes Gross levied the staggering bond during the arraignment of Kelli Bryant, 34.
"Obviously, the trauma here is significant," Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said in announcing the charges ...
Three children were found living alone in "absolute squalor" in a Pontiac, Michigan, rental home after their mother abandoned ...
The children, a 15-year-old boy, and two girls, ages 12 and 13, had been alone in the home without supervision since either ...
"It violates the plain language of the Michigan bond statute ... Bryant was arrested on Friday after sheriff's deputies found three of her children living in squalor in a condominium on Lydia Lane ...
Police said he was using his gas stove to heat his home, which reached 187 degrees and flooded the air with carbon monoxide.
Three children are now living with a relative and their mother could be facing charges after they were found abandoned in ...
The office previously asked for clothing donations after the children were allegedly abandoned by their mother.
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