Body had 'exact clothing' as missing Tennessee toddler, report says
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- An investigator revealed new details about the discovery of a child's body on property belonging to relatives of a Tennessee woman whose daughter was reported missing last month.
At a quickly-arranged court hearing Monday, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Brian Fraley said the body found in Blountville had the "exact clothing" that Megan Boswell said her daughter, 15-month-old Evelyn Mae Boswell, was wearing when she went missing, WJHL-TV reported.
Other clothing, diapers and toys that would have belonged to the child were also found on the property, Fraley said. Results of an autopsy were still pending.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Evelyn Mae Boswell (TBI)
Megan Boswell, 18, was charged with filing a false report in her daughter's disappearance and has been held in the Sullivan County jail. Judge James Goodwin increased Boswell's bond Monday to $150,000, according to news outlets.
Fraley also testified that Boswell has made "inculpatory statements" during interviews with investigators since her daughter went missing, WJHL-TV reported. Inculpatory statements are legally described as implying or placing guilt.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Boswell's attorney Brad Sproles declined an interview with the television station, which was the only TV station in the courtroom Monday.