A DoorDash delivery driver has been found dismembered in bin bags and stashed in a plastic tub by her family.
Shanteria Mosley, 26, left her house in Atlanta, US, on Wednesday morning and never came back.
She did not appear to be working the day she went missing, police have said.
Shanteria’s family tracked her phone to the Park Valley Apartments complex in Smyrna.
Her relatives searched for her in the woods and grass in the area and found her car, at which point they called the police, her aunt Michelle Weaver told 11 Alive News.
After the police conducted a brief search, the family kept looking for Shanteria.
When they got back to her car, they claim they saw a man watching them from the window of a flat in the complex.
When the family knocked on his door, the man said he had not seen anyone get out of Shanteria’s car.
Michelle later saw the same man – 18-year-old Kingston Bradley – carrying what appeared to be a laundry bag containing a plastic tub.
Michelle alleged that Bradley then dropped the bag and ran away.
‘It’s like a bag kind of cloth, like maybe a laundry bag, and it had like a container in it. He kind of threw it and he ran.’
Shanteria’s family later found her dismembered torso in the container.
Bradley was arrested after police found blood stains and a large saw covered in blood inside his apartment.
Police also found a mop bucket, a ‘mop in addition to a carpet cleaner,’ and could smell bleach when they entered the property.
On Friday, officers executed a search warrant on a vehicle and found binbags in the trunk.
Lieutenant Meredith Holt of the Smyrna Police Department said: ‘This is a particularly gruesome crime. I can’t imagine what the family is going through.
‘I know that they are looking for answers and grieving at the same time. We’re continuing to work this case.’
Bradley has sine been charged with concealing the death of another and murder and is being held in custody.
It is understood that the teenager has a history of violence – in December 2024, he was charged with two counts of terroristic threats, battery, simple battery and criminal trespass-damage to property following an alleged fight with his father.
It is alleged that Bradley hit his dad with an Xbox controller as well as breaking down his bedroom door and smashing a window when he pushed ‘a 15-year-old male juvenile’ into it.
He was charged with making terroristic threats for allegedly ‘suggesting the death’ of his father, according to the indictment.
Another court filing stated that Bradley was pursuing admission for inpatient mental health treatment.
Bradley pleaded not guilty at an April arraignment. He is scheduled for a calendar call on October 6.