Incredibly Guilty
Posted on 09/24/2020 11:28:26 AM PDT by Red Badger
LEE COUNTY, Ala. (WRBL) – A Smiths Station mother, accused of locking her children in cages, is back in jail after a Lee County Judge revokes her bail for violating conditions of her release.
30-year-old Kylla Michelle Mann of Smith Station was arrested back in January and charged with two counts of Aggravated Child abuse of a child less than six years of age and two counts of Reckless Endangerment. Mann’s grandparents were also arrested in the case.
Lee County District Attorney Brandon Hughes tells News 3 Mann is back in custody at the Lee County Detention Facility. Hughes says Mann’s bond was pulled Wednesday morning, September 23, when a Lee County Judge approved prosecutors’ motion for revocation.
Hughes says Mann failed to comply with court-ordered drug screenings. Hughes says there is evidence Mann moved to Mississippi, also a violation of her bond, where she now faces an outstanding Felony Warrant in Mississippi for allegedly stealing lottery tickets from a gas station she was working at.
Mann and her grandparents are charged in a real-life house of horrors case revealed in January when investigators responded to their Smiths Station home and found two wood constructed cages with hasps and locks. Investigators say several children had been locked in the cages on multiple occasions.
The suspected abuse was discovered when Sheriff’s investigators and Lee County Department of Human Resources conducted a welfare check at the family’s home in the 5000 block of Lee Rd. 246 and made contact with four children ages 3, 4, 10, and 11 years old. Investigators discovered a fifth child, age eight months, also resided at the residence but was not present at the time.
All five children have been removed from the residence and are in the care of Lee County Department of Human Resources.
Mann’s grandmother, 66-year-old Pamela Deloris Bond from Smith Station, if facing two counts of Aggravated Child Abuse of child less than six years of age, two counts of Reckless Endangerment, and one count of Tampering with Physical Evidence. Mann’s grandfather, 69-year-old James H. Bond of Smith Station, faces two counts of Aggravated Child abuse of a child less than six years of age and two counts of Reckless Endangerment.
Mann’s bond revocation means she remains behind bars at the Lee County Detention Facility until the case goes to trial or is resolved.
She’s 30, and her grandmother is 66?
Kylla Michelle Mann with four kids, probably each with a different baby daddy, and it’s a good bet she is on Welfare.
Incredibly Guilty
“She’s 30, and her grandmother is 66?”
That’s probably not unusual in those parts of the world and among the welfare class.
Yeah, I saw that........ Must be from West Virginia.................
Three generations of being screwy, depraved
and rotten to the core.
Wonder who the father is? The grandfather?
66-30+36
That makes grandma and mom 18 when they had kids
“Wonder who the father is? The grandfather?”
That crossed my mind when reading the story.
Grandma is a rough looking 66.
I’m stunned by the absence of nose piercings and neck tattoos.
Grandmother = 66 and would have been 19 when she gave birth to the Mother(now 47) so she may have been 17 when this idiot was born.
I think my math works;)
Looks like they pass evil and ignorance from generation to generation.
Damn, they’re some serious white trash.
I’m guessing that the old man built the cages.
It would be interesting to see the fathers, and I would not be shocked if the old man was the father to at least one of the five kids.
What’s the big deal? Who HASN’T wanted to lock their kids in a cage...
We don’t get in trouble when we crate the dogs. What’s the diff?
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