PHOTO: Baby, Weslynne Sabri Leolani Wilson, found safe after being abandoned in a white SUV Old Highway 20 in the Tigrett community, Dyer County

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that baby, Weslynne Sabri Leolani Wilson, found safe after being abandoned in a white SUV Old Highway 20 in the Tigrett community, Dyer County.

In the abandoned baby case, it has been confirmed by Matthew’s family members that the four bodies located last night are: READ MORE HERE

• Adrianna Williams (mother)
• Matthew Wilson (father)
• Cortney Rose (maternal grandmother)
• Braydon Williams (maternal uncle)

Anyone with information about the case is urged to contact the Dyer County Sheriff’s Office at 731-285-2802.

Authorities Investigating Deaths of FOUR People Tied to Abandoned Infant Case in West Tennessee

The Dyer County and Lake County Sheriff’s Departments are jointly investigating the deaths of four individuals discovered in Lake County, Tennessee. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) and the FBI have joined the investigation.

While the exact location and identities of the deceased have not yet been released, Dyer County Sheriff Jeff Box confirmed that the investigation appears to be linked to a recent case involving an abandoned infant found earlier this week in Dyer County.

On Tuesday, a baby was discovered in a car seat outside a residence on Old Highway 20 in the Tigrett community. Authorities reported that a dark-colored minivan or a white midsize SUV was seen dropping the child off at the home. The infant was unharmed, identified, and is now in protective care.

Shortly after the discovery, four individuals believed to be connected to the child were reported missing:
• Adrianna Williams (mother)
• Matthew Wilson (father)
• Cortney Rose (maternal grandmother)
• Braydon Williams (maternal uncle)

Family members expressed concern, stating that Adrianna and Matthew were devoted parents and would never willingly abandon their child. Foul play is strongly suspected.

Anyone with information about the case is urged to contact the Dyer County Sheriff’s Office at 731-285-2802.