Georgia Dismemberment Murders
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- Zoe HussainNew York Post
- Graig GraziosiThe Independent
- Matt LavietesNBC News
- Robert McGreevyFox News
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Georgia Dismemberment Murders. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/34139
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Bradley was charged with concealing the death of another and murder and is being held without bond.
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After noticing someone was watching him, Bradley callously dropped the container on a dirt path and fled to his nearby apartment unit, according to court documents.
In December 2024, Bradley allegedly slugged his father with an Xbox controller, broke down his bedroom door, and then broke a window when he “push(ed) a 15-year-old male juvenile into the window,” according to court records obtained by the outlet.
Investigators then searched Bradley's apartment and allegedly found multiple bloodstains inside as well as a large, blood-covered saw.
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Shanteria "Tia" Mosely, a 26-year-old mother from Georgia, was identified by her family as the victim of a dismemberment murder after her remains were found in a plastic tub at an apartment complex in Smyrna. Relatives tracked down Mosely’s phone to the Park Valley apartment complex and discovered her torso when they confronted a suspect, Kingston Lammar Bradley, 18, who is now being held on charges related to…
Georgia mom, 26, ID’d by family as missing woman found dismembered in plastic tub →2 articles from New York Post on this storyAn 18-year-old named Kingston Bradley was arrested in Smyrna, Georgia, after being seen moving a plastic tub containing a dismembered human torso at an apartment complex. He has been charged with concealing the death of Shanteria "Tia" Mosely, who went missing while making DoorDash deliveries and whose family tracked her phone to the apartment where Bradley was later spotted. Police found bloodstains, a large saw…
Georgia teen arrested in connection with grisly death after being spotted allegedly moving human torso in tub →Shanteria Mosley, known as "KT," a DoorDash delivery driver from Atlanta, Georgia, was found dismembered and her remains were placed in garbage bags at an apartment complex in Smyrna. Police arrested Kingston Bradley, 18, who lives nearby, on charges of concealing the death of another and malice murder. Lt. Meredith Holt described the crime as particularly gruesome and said police are still investigating how Bradley…
Neighbor charged with murder after Georgia DoorDash driver found dismembered →Police in Georgia charged Kingston Lammar Bradley, 18, with murder after discovering dismembered human remains in his car trunk. Witnesses saw Bradley carrying a container and dropping it upon noticing them; inside was part of a human body. The victim, identified as Shanteria "KT" Mosley, had gone missing after her family reported her car and phone found at Bradley’s apartment. Police are still investigating for…
Georgia man, 18, charged with murder after dismembered human remains found in car trunk →Shanteria Mosley, a 26-year-old DoorDash driver from Atlanta, Georgia, went missing after leaving her home on Wednesday morning and not being logged into the app for deliveries that day. Her family found her car at Park Valley Apartments in Smyrna and discovered her dismembered body in a plastic tub carried by an 18-year-old man named Kingston Bradley, who faces charges of murder and concealing the death of another…
Horror as missing DoorDash driver is found by family DISMEMBERED in trunk of a car...as boy, 18, faces murder charges →Analysis
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- 25 Sep
After noticing someone was watching him, Bradley callously dropped the container on a dirt path and fled to his nearby apartment unit, according to court documents.
- 26 Sep
Authorities said one garbage bag “was pulled tightly showing the outline of a body part.”
- 27 Sep
Warrants and an indictment in that case allege Bradley hit his father with an Xbox controller, broke down his bedroom door and smashed a window when he pushed 'a 15-year-old male juvenile into the window.'
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27 Sep Horror as missing DoorDash driver is found by family DISMEMBERED in trunk of a car...as boy, 18, faces murder chargesShanteria Mosley, a 26-year-old DoorDash driver from Atlanta, Georgia, went missing after leaving her home on Wednesday morning and not being logged into the app for deliveries that day. Her family found her car at Park Valley Apartments in Smyrna and discovered her dismembered body in a plastic tub carried by an 18-year-old man named Kingston Bradley, who faces charges of murder and concealing the death of another…Daily Mail- 26 Sep Georgia man, 18, charged with murder after dismembered human remains found in car trunkPolice in Georgia charged Kingston Lammar Bradley, 18, with murder after discovering dismembered human remains in his car trunk. Witnesses saw Bradley carrying a container and dropping it upon noticing them; inside was part of a human body. The victim, identified as Shanteria "KT" Mosley, had gone missing after her family reported her car and phone found at Bradley’s apartment. Police are still investigating for…Fox News
26 Sep Neighbor charged with murder after Georgia DoorDash driver found dismemberedShanteria Mosley, known as "KT," a DoorDash delivery driver from Atlanta, Georgia, was found dismembered and her remains were placed in garbage bags at an apartment complex in Smyrna. Police arrested Kingston Bradley, 18, who lives nearby, on charges of concealing the death of another and malice murder. Lt. Meredith Holt described the crime as particularly gruesome and said police are still investigating how Bradley…NBC News- 25 Sep Georgia teen arrested in connection with grisly death after being spotted allegedly moving human torso in tubAn 18-year-old named Kingston Bradley was arrested in Smyrna, Georgia, after being seen moving a plastic tub containing a dismembered human torso at an apartment complex. He has been charged with concealing the death of Shanteria "Tia" Mosely, who went missing while making DoorDash deliveries and whose family tracked her phone to the apartment where Bradley was later spotted. Police found bloodstains, a large saw…The Independent
25 Sep Georgia mom, 26, ID’d by family as missing woman found dismembered in plastic tubShanteria "Tia" Mosely, a 26-year-old mother from Georgia, was identified by her family as the victim of a dismemberment murder after her remains were found in a plastic tub at an apartment complex in Smyrna. Relatives tracked down Mosely’s phone to the Park Valley apartment complex and discovered her torso when they confronted a suspect, Kingston Lammar Bradley, 18, who is now being held on charges related to…New York Post
25 Sep Georgia teen arrested after allegedly dropping plastic tub containing dismembered torsoKingston Lammar Bradley, 18, was arrested in Smyrna, Georgia, after allegedly dropping a plastic tub containing a dismembered woman’s torso while being watched by a witness at the Park Valley apartment complex on Wednesday evening. The warrant obtained by Fox5 Atlanta details that police found blood-stained items and a saw during a search of Bradley's home. He is charged with concealing another person's death, but…New York Post
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