Man âmurdered and sexually tortured girlfriendâs baby before blaming her for injuriesâ
Cameron Almen Elliott is accused of sexually torturing Makynslee Sanders in Birmingham, Alabama. He tried to shift the blame to the child s mother April Mason for the shocking injuries
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Cameron Almen Elliott is accused of sexually torturing and murdering eight-months-old Makynslee Sanders (Image: URL:)
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Sexually tortured, murdered 8-month-old girl’s death detailed in court hearing
Updated Mar 06, 2021;
Posted Mar 06, 2021
Cameron Almen Elliott, 22, of Decatur, faces capital murder, sexual torture, first degree marijuana possession and drug possession charges.
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By Eric Fleischauer The Decatur Daily, Ala. (TNS) and Tribune Media Services
Morgan County District Judge Shelly Waters on Friday found probable cause that a Decatur man sexually tortured and murdered an 8-month-old girl.
After hearing testimony from a Decatur police detective, Waters bound Cameron Almen Elliott, 22, over to the grand jury. Elliott is charged with capital murder.
At Friday’s preliminary hearing, lead investigator Detective Tim Pace described inconsistent statements by Elliott in the hours after Elliott handed unresponsive Makynslee Sanders, who was not breathing but had a heartbeat, to a police officer in the driveway of the girl’s home in the 2200 block o
MaKynslee Sanders passed away on Monday. Her official cause of death is listed as blunt force trauma.
Posted: Feb 21, 2021 11:17 PM
Posted By: Max Cohan
Dozens gathered in Delano Park in Decatur Sunday night for a candlelight vigil honoring the life of MaKynslee Sanders.
The eight-month-old succumbed to injuries suffered during an attack on Monday. The official cause of death has been ruled blunt force trauma. She was our joy and that was taken from us,” Nikki Nichols, Sanders’ grandmother, said Sunday.
With the heartbreak still fresh on the family s minds Sunday, family, friends and strangers gathered by the dozen to help honor the life of MaKynslee and show their support during this extremely difficult and tragic time.