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Cleveland Woman Charged with Murder of Two Young Girls

3/7/2026

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Henderson Charged with Murder

Aliyah Henderson, 28, is charged with two counts of aggravated murder in deaths of Amor Wilson, 10, and Mila Chatman, 8, in Cleveland.
The bodies were found in suitcases near East 162nd Street and Midland Avenue after a dog walker reported a mound of dirt.
A child was found at Henderson's home and is in protective custody.
Mayor Justin Bibb and Police Chief Dorothy Todd expressed condolences and praised detectives.

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Naya Brown Arrested

Naya Brown, a New York City education worker, was arrested in the alleged murder of Keon Gill, 44, who was shot outside a restaurant during his birthday celebration.
Brown is the case's second arrest, after Pernell Warren.
Authorities are still seeking a third suspect.
The New York City Department of Education would pursue termination if the allegations are confirmed.
Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson highlighted ongoing violence among young adults.

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Historical Context

The Cleveland Torso Murderer, active from 1935 to 1938, is linked to at least 12 dismembered victims, primarily from impoverished neighborhoods. Despite investigations led by Eliot Ness, the killer was never caught. Recent murders of Amor Wilson and Mila Chatman reflect ongoing urban violence, highlighting persistent challenges in community safety and law enforcement accountability in Cleveland, echoing the historical trauma of the Torso Murders.

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Henderson Charged with Murder

Aliyah Henderson, 28, is charged with two counts of aggravated murder in deaths of Amor Wilson, 10, and Mila Chatman, 8, in Cleveland.
The bodies were found in suitcases near East 162nd Street and Midland Avenue after a dog walker reported a mound of dirt.
A child was found at Henderson's home and is in protective custody.
Mayor Justin Bibb and Police Chief Dorothy Todd expressed condolences and praised detectives.

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