VA CODI BIGSBY: Missing from Hampton, VA - 31 Jan 2022 - Age 4 *GUILTY*

FBI joins search for missing Hampton toddler

During the press conference, Chief Talbot said Codi's dad said he woke up Monday morning and found his son was missing. The father said he looked all over and Codi was nowhere to be found.

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Hampton Police search for missing 4-year-old last seen in his home near Buckroe area around 2 a.m.​

Hampton Police need the public's help in locating a missing 4-year-old boy.

4-year-old Cody Bigsby was last seen in his father's home at 2 a.m., Monday.

According to police, around 9 a.m., they were called to the 100 block of Ranalet Drive for a missing juvenile. When they arrived at the scene they spoke with Cody's father who said he was last seen in his home.

Police describe Cody as a 4-year-old boy, approximately 3 feet tall. He was last seen wearing all black clothing and Spider-Man flip-flops.

4-year-old Hampton boy missing and endangered, police say

The search of a Hampton neighborhood for a 4-year-old boy who went missing overnight from his father’s home turned up no sign of the boy as of late Monday afternoon, according to police. Codi…

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Cody Bigsby was reported missing at 9:06 a.m. from a residence in the 100 block of Ranalet Drive, in the Buckroe Beach neighborhood. Bigsby’s father told police that the boy was last seen in the residence at around 2:00 a.m. Monday, according to the Hampton Police Division.


MEDIA - CODI BIGSBY: Missing from Hampton, VA since 31 Jan 2022 - Age 4

 

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Event at Fort Monroe celebrates Codi Bigsby's 7th birthday

Memorializing Codi Bigsby. That was the goal of friends and family gathering at Fort Monroe Sunday afternoon.

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Event at Fort Monroe celebrates Codi Bigsby's 7th birthday​

Memorializing Codi Bigsby.

That was the goal of friends and family gathering at Fort Monroe Sunday.


Not only did Sunday's event celebrate Codi's birthday, but it also praised the implementation of the CODI Alert which Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed in Spring 2024.

 

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Codi Bigsby case: How the missing case unfolded, 3 years later

Cory Bigsby could get another 162 years on child neglect charges in a trial set to begin Tuesday.

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Codi Bigsby case: How the missing case unfolded, 3 years later​

Friday marks three years since 4-year-old Codi Bigsby was reported missing by his father in Hampton in a case that captured the attention of Hampton Roads.

Codi's body has never been found.


The case isn't over: Bigsby faces 30 more child abuse charges with a trial set to begin Tuesday. He could receive another 162 years on those charges.

 

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Hope they convict on all.

 

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Prosecutors won't pursue Bigsby abuse charges following murder conviction — for now: Docs

Prosecutors in Hampton are asking the Commonwealth to "noelle prosque" child abuse and neglect charges against Cory Bigsby.

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Prosecutors won't pursue Bigsby abuse charges following murder conviction — for now: Docs​

Prosecutors in Hampton are asking the commonwealth to "noelle prosque" child abuse and neglect charges against Cory Bigsby more than a year after he was convicted of murdering his son Codi.

This is all according to a motion filed by the commonwealth that Bigsby's attorney, Amina Matheny-Willard sent to WTKR News 3.

Last March, a jury found him guilty of killing his son, Codi Bigsby, in 2021 or 2022. He is currently serving a 45-year sentence for second-degree murder and concealment of a body.

Bigsby had been set to go to trial in July on charges of child abuse and neglect that were unrelated to Codi's disappearance.

He is facing 24 counts of gross, wanton, reckless care for a child (felony), four counts of child abuse and neglect leading to serious injury (felony), and two counts of failure to seek medical attention for an injured/battered child (misdemeanor).

But, according to the commonwealth's motion, one of the primary witnesses in the case is one of Cory Bigsby's other children, who was 4 and 5 years old at the time of the alleged offense.

The motion asks Hampton Circuit Court to "noelle prosque" the charges, from the Latin "not wish to prosecute," but they could bring the charges up again at a later date.

Now 8 years old, the child is "undergoing intensive counseling and therapy as a result of the defendant's actions that led to these charges," the motion reads.

It also says the child is a sibling of Codi.

"Due to his age and serious nature of these charges, the commonwealth would like the opportunity for [the child] to continue his counseling and therapy before subjecting him to another jury trial to better protect his mental and emotional well-being," the motion reads.