A Tennessee father accused of murdering his 5-year-old son in 2018 was found guilty by a Dickson County jury on Saturday. The jury acquitted Joseph Daniels on a charge of first degree murder but found him guilty of first degree murder in perpetration of a felony, aggravated child abuse, tampering with evidence, and initiating a …
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A mysterious letter sent to the grandparents of a missing Tennessee boy was apparently written by the child’s father, currently in jail awaiting trial for his son’s death, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced Monday. The Tennessean reports that Joseph Ray Daniel’s DNA was found on an and envelope and a letter written to his …
An anonymous letter sent to the grandparents of a 5-year-old autistic Tennesee boy claiming the child was giving away but still living in the state is likely a hoax, according to Dixon County Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe. “I believe this is a staged hoax. We do have the letter and it is being investigated,” Bledsoe told …
The Tennessee man accused of killing his 5-year-old son and hiding his remains apparently has a “near genius” IQ, according to officials. NewsChannel 5 reports that officials gave Joseph Daniels a standardized IQ test as part of the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of his little boy, Joe Clyde Daniel, who vanished April. Daniels previously …
The Dickson County Sheriff’s Office in Tennessee announced that both volunteers and leaders are needed on Saturday for the largest search so far in an attempt to find the body of a little boy who disappeared last month from his family’s home. The Tennessean reports that anyone who wants to volunteer should report to the Freed-Hardeman Renaissance …
A missing autistic boy is presumed dead and his parents are behind bars in Tennessee. Nancy Grace looks at the disappearance of 5-year-old Joe Clyde Daniels. Nancy is joined by Klass Kids Foundation founder and victims’ advocate Marc Klass, Maryland defense lawyer Robin Ficker, lawyer and psychologist Dr. Brian Russell, host of Investigation Discovery’s “Fatal …
