A duo was indicted in Louisiana on Thursday for their alleged involvement in the murder and kidnapping of a mother and daughter last week.
A man and woman were indicted Thursday on murder and kidnapping charges after being accused of killing a Louisiana mother and abducting her two daughters, one of whom was also killed, according to reports. FOX 8 in New Orleans reported that a Tangipahoa Parish grand jury returned an indictment against 36-year-old Daniel Callihan, charging him with two counts of first-degree murder and single counts of aggravated kidnapping and second-degree kidnapping.
District Attorney Scott Perrilloux did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s requests for comment and inquiry on whether he plans to seek capital punishment. The station reported that the DA said his office has not decided if it will seek the death penalty, adding that he plans to consult with family members and for the investigations among other agencies to unfold before making that decision. 'These things don’t happen like this very often here, it’s an extremely significant matter.
Officers said that Callihan 'committed brutal and heinous acts of violence' in the murders of Callie Brunett, 35, and her 4-year-old daughter, Erin. In a press conference last week, Jackson Police Chief Joseph Wade said an Amber Alert was first issued on June 13 for the two trafficked children. Four-year-old Erin was found dead in the woods, authorities said. 'They located a deceased child in the woods,' Wade said.
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