Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney suspect said she saw child’s sexual assault
Derick Irisha Brown said she saw Patrick Stallworth kneeling on the sofa in front of Kamille forcing the girl to perform oral sex on him.
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KAMILLE 'CUPCAKE' MCKINNEY: Alabama vs. Derick Irisha Brown & Patrick Stallworth *GUILTY OF KIDNAPPING*
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Judge denies Kamille McKinney’s kidnapper’s request to declare Alabama death penalty unconstitutional
Patrick Stallworth and Derick Irisha Brown are charged with capital murder in the deadly 2019 abduction of a 3-year-old.
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Judge denies Kamille McKinney’s kidnapper’s request to declare Alabama death penalty unconstitutional
A Jefferson County judge has denied Patrick Stallworth’s request to declare the death penalty unconstitutional.Stallworth, 43, and Derick Irisha Brown, 33, are charged with capital murder in the 2019 deadly abduction of 3-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney.
Both were found guilty in federal court of kidnapping that resulted in death and conspiracy to kidnap a minor victim.
Now, they face a possible death sentence if they are convicted in state court.
Stallworth’s trial is set for March 11, 2024. Brown’s trial is set for April 8, 2024.
Derick Brown receiving treatment for PTSD; court awaiting reports on Brown’s ‘competency’
Derick Brown, the woman found guilty of kidnapping 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney in 2019, has been transferred from Jefferson County Jail to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa in order to be “res…
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Derick Brown receiving treatment for PTSD; court awaiting reports on Brown’s ‘competency’
Derick Brown, the woman found guilty of kidnapping a 3-year-old in 2019, has been transferred from Jefferson County Jail to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa in order to be “restored to competency.”On November 22, 2023, Bryce Hospital submitted a status update on Brown, who, according to documentation, had been committed to the custody of the Alabama Department of Mental Health in July. Alaric O. May, Circuit Court Judge of Jefferson County, had ordered Brown be committed in order to restore her competency; This means Brown was deemed incompetent to stand trial but could be “restored to competency” through outpatient treatment.
According to the documents submitted by Bryce, Brown’s “treatment plan” included addressing her “depressed mood.” Documents state Brown said she feels depressed “all of the time.”
Bryce Hospital reported Brown had scored a 23 on the Beck Depression Inventory – Second Edition (BDI-II), which is a “moderate level of symptoms of depression.”
Furthermore, documents from Bryce stated that Brown was diagnosed with chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Finally, Bryce reported that Brown had been taking part in Courtroom Education classes as part of her competency restoration and had scored 80% correct on a quiz regarding her factual understanding and the same score on a quiz on her rational understanding.
Documents stated that on November 8, 2023, Jennifer Abernathy-Smith, Psy.D., evaluated Brown’s competency to stand trial.
Mark Schmidt, Psy.D., a licensed clinical psychologist, said he will submit Brown’s report to the court once it is complete.
Mel70
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FFS!!! ALOT of people have PTSD! I was diagnosed. I'm not sure I even agree with that. And I am not in denial. I know quite a few people that have it. What about soldiers that have it?. That is because of combat, What they had to do and see. What she did. Had NOTHING to do with PTSD IMO. One More mental illness bulls**t claim!!!Derick Brown receiving treatment for PTSD; court awaiting reports on Brown’s ‘competency’
Derick Brown, the woman found guilty of kidnapping 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney in 2019, has been transferred from Jefferson County Jail to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa in order to be “res…Derick Brown receiving treatment for PTSD; court awaiting reports on Brown’s ‘competency’
Derick Brown, the woman found guilty of kidnapping a 3-year-old in 2019, has been transferred from Jefferson County Jail to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa in order to be “restored to competency.”
On November 22, 2023, Bryce Hospital submitted a status update on Brown, who, according to documentation, had been committed to the custody of the Alabama Department of Mental Health in July. Alaric O. May, Circuit Court Judge of Jefferson County, had ordered Brown be committed in order to restore her competency; This means Brown was deemed incompetent to stand trial but could be “restored to competency” through outpatient treatment.
According to the documents submitted by Bryce, Brown’s “treatment plan” included addressing her “depressed mood.” Documents state Brown said she feels depressed “all of the time.”
Bryce Hospital reported Brown had scored a 23 on the Beck Depression Inventory – Second Edition (BDI-II), which is a “moderate level of symptoms of depression.”
Furthermore, documents from Bryce stated that Brown was diagnosed with chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Finally, Bryce reported that Brown had been taking part in Courtroom Education classes as part of her competency restoration and had scored 80% correct on a quiz regarding her factual understanding and the same score on a quiz on her rational understanding.
Documents stated that on November 8, 2023, Jennifer Abernathy-Smith, Psy.D., evaluated Brown’s competency to stand trial.
Mark Schmidt, Psy.D., a licensed clinical psychologist, said he will submit Brown’s report to the court once it is complete.
Attorneys gear up for capital murder trial involving death of Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney
Stallworth is charged with 2 counts of capital murder involving the death of 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney in October 2019.
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Attorneys gear up for capital murder trial involving death of Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney
Monday marked the last time Patrick Stallworth will likely appear in court before his trial in March. Stallworth is charged with two counts of capital murder involving the death of 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney in October 2019. The state is seeking the death penalty.A pretrial hearing is reserved for attorneys to sort out any issues with the judge ahead of trial. While there were no motions, the defense requested more time to prepare for trial. Jefferson County Circuit Judge Alaric May promptly denied the motion stating, “It’s time to get this case tried”.
Stallworth’s co-defendant Derick Brown is expected to stand trial on the same charges in the spring.
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A judge that said NO to more time wanted from the defense to prepare! I may well be in love. A judge with balls. I mean they've had as much time as the prosecution as is true in all cases so why would that be appellate worthy even?! This child was murdered 4.5 YEARS ago. Yeah, you need more time. B.S.Attorneys gear up for capital murder trial involving death of Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney
Stallworth is charged with 2 counts of capital murder involving the death of 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney in October 2019.Attorneys gear up for capital murder trial involving death of Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney
Monday marked the last time Patrick Stallworth will likely appear in court before his trial in March. Stallworth is charged with two counts of capital murder involving the death of 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney in October 2019. The state is seeking the death penalty.
A pretrial hearing is reserved for attorneys to sort out any issues with the judge ahead of trial. While there were no motions, the defense requested more time to prepare for trial. Jefferson County Circuit Judge Alaric May promptly denied the motion stating, “It’s time to get this case tried”.
Stallworth’s co-defendant Derick Brown is expected to stand trial on the same charges in the spring.
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Kidnapper of 3-year-old "Cupcake" McKinney appears in court for mental competency hearing - WVUA 23
Derick Irisha Brown, who faces capital murder charges in the murder of three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney will have her trial delayed. Brown was in court Monday for a status hearing. The hearing was to determine if her mental competency remains under review. It was after her federal trial...
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Derick Irisha Brown, who faces capital murder charges in the murder of three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney will have her trial delayed.
Brown was in court Monday for a status hearing. The hearing was to determine if her mental competency remains under review.
It was after her federal trial ended that concerns were raised over her mental status.
In July 2023, Brown was ordered to undergo treatment for depression. It was determined then that Brown suffers from chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.
Brown and her co-defendant Patrick Stallworth are already serving life sentences after being convicted on federal kidnapping charges of then three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney.
GrandmaBear
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I am NOT EVEN going to go there or say what I am thinking because the b.s. here is CLEAR and I would not stop and I would lose it.Kidnapper of 3-year-old "Cupcake" McKinney appears in court for mental competency hearing - WVUA 23
Derick Irisha Brown, who faces capital murder charges in the murder of three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney will have her trial delayed. Brown was in court Monday for a status hearing. The hearing was to determine if her mental competency remains under review. It was after her federal trial...
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Jabaree Prewitt
Derick Irisha Brown, who faces capital murder charges in the murder of three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney will have her trial delayed.
Brown was in court Monday for a status hearing. The hearing was to determine if her mental competency remains under review.
It was after her federal trial ended that concerns were raised over her mental status.
In July 2023, Brown was ordered to undergo treatment for depression. It was determined then that Brown suffers from chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.
Brown and her co-defendant Patrick Stallworth are already serving life sentences after being convicted on federal kidnapping charges of then three-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney.
I remember WELL what was done to this CHILD and we don't know all the graphic details but we know too many. And depesssion and PTSD are no excuse for WHAT SHE DID and was involved in.
These are two of the most depraved and disgusting people I've seen in child cases and my God we have seen some bad ones. This little baby wasn't even THEIRS and they took her and used her like some sexual object for their SICK uses. One day she is home around family cousins and friends and the next she was gone in world and HELL no defenseless child should ever experience. This was a rare one of a stranger abduction by a DUO, one of which was HER.
I don't care WHAT her problems ARE. People like this need the book thrown, the door slammed, the chair plugged in and fired up and to NEVER be in society free again!
Pooor misunderstood DERICK IRISHA BROWN with her issues. Issues that in NO WAY excuse this.
Our system SUCKS.
Where the heck is @Mel70
I guess I did say some and I could say a LOT MORE believe me.
Okay this EVIL NASTY whatever the he77 kind of animal she is got a win with a delay and an eval.
And that's just wrong. I see NOTHING in depression and PTSD to get this BUT of course all the worry about appeal and her rights I guess as always. This CHILD was in her OWN yard/complex. THEY did NOT live there. They were HUNTING. This was soooooooo horrible what was done.
Defendants rights are so over the top but victims and their families should be too. It is time that is seen.
Trial involving murder of 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney delayed
His federal kidnapping conviction involving McKinney’s death is still pending before the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which is creating issues involving evidence needed for this trial.
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Trial involving murder of 3-year-old Kamille ‘Cupcake’ McKinney delayed
Patrick Stallworth will not stand trial for capital murder next week for the death of 3-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney. His federal kidnapping conviction involving McKinney’s disappearance and death is still pending before the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which is creating issues involving evidence needed for this trial.During a hearing on Monday, March 4, the state and the defense explained some of the physical and biological evidence needed to try this case is still in FBI custody due to the pending appeal. There are lingering questions over how the evidence would be turned over to the state, and then returned back to the FBI should it be needed again by the Department of Justice.
“We can’t try this case without that evidence in hand,” Jefferson County Circuit Judge Alaric May explained. “I can’t take that chance of us going forward.”
The state said they’ve been told the Eleventh Circuit may rule sometime this summer. The trial is now set for September 2024.
GrandmaBear
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I'm really sad to say this but I am going to quit commenting on cases no one else does or cares to other than those that are so good to update them Every case should have attention and people that care but it isn't the case quite often is it. Cody's either. Trial is starting. I sure don't have the time. Yet these aren't old cold cases with little new news or nothing to discuss, they are cases with activity going on.
They aren't the ones with the interest on SM right now either but Kamille certainly was at the time it occurred. As was Cody with some.
I wouldn't even know if it were not for updates here and hitting new posts. I sure don't have the time to keep up.
Anyhow, Kamille's was one of the worst stranger male/female perp thing I have ever seen. And I hate hearing it. But it MATTERS.
They aren't the ones with the interest on SM right now either but Kamille certainly was at the time it occurred. As was Cody with some.
I wouldn't even know if it were not for updates here and hitting new posts. I sure don't have the time to keep up.
Anyhow, Kamille's was one of the worst stranger male/female perp thing I have ever seen. And I hate hearing it. But it MATTERS.
Capital murder trial delayed in Jefferson County child killer case - WVUA 23
By WVUA23 News Reporter Damaris Epps Patrick Stallworth, one of two suspects charged with capital murder in the murder of 3-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney, appeared in court Tuesday for his status hearing. Trial was originally set for September, however, majority of the evidence is still in...
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CAPITAL MURDER TRIAL DELAYED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY CHILD KILLER CASE
Patrick Stallworth, one of two suspects charged with capital murder in the murder of 3-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney, appeared in court Tuesday for his status hearing.Trial was originally set for September, however, majority of the evidence is still in federal custody.
Jefferson County Judge Alaric Mays informed the court that no trial will be set for either suspect until the federal process is complete.
In 2022, both Stallworth and his co-defendant in the case Derick Brown were found guilty of kidnapping that resulted in death and conspiracy to kidnap a minor victim.
They were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Brown and Stallworth will both be on trial for capital murder whenever those trials begin. They will be tried separately and Brown’s competency hearing scheduled for July.
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One of the few we see that was no parent but complete strangers. One of the worst I've seen although we've seen many and how do you classify worst... ALL are bad.
And a woman involved, a "couple" in this heinous sh*t, and what they did to a little girl. Depraved beyond human-ness.
Yet they go to trial when it is obvious and clear what they did.
And of course Brown' has a competency thing.
Do I care? NO I DO NOT, in almost all of every such cases and competency, their actions and hiding things show they know right from wrong. This was a baby, an innocent little girl. Do NOT tell me it isn't a choice, I don't care if you are drug addicted or what your excuse is you STILL made a choice and you do not belong in society. You know if mental issues or addiction, you shouldn't be going to trial, you should be throwing yourself on the mercy of the public and court saying I did it and I have a serious problem and please help me fix it.
DISGUSTING and NOT HUMAN. You don't DO THESE THINGS TO A CHILD NOR TO ANYONE.
RIP Cupcake. One of the ones involved should be called a dump cake. Total depraved trash a dump. I haven't thought of anything fitting enough for him yet. There are not WORDS.
And a woman involved, a "couple" in this heinous sh*t, and what they did to a little girl. Depraved beyond human-ness.
Yet they go to trial when it is obvious and clear what they did.
And of course Brown' has a competency thing.
Do I care? NO I DO NOT, in almost all of every such cases and competency, their actions and hiding things show they know right from wrong. This was a baby, an innocent little girl. Do NOT tell me it isn't a choice, I don't care if you are drug addicted or what your excuse is you STILL made a choice and you do not belong in society. You know if mental issues or addiction, you shouldn't be going to trial, you should be throwing yourself on the mercy of the public and court saying I did it and I have a serious problem and please help me fix it.
DISGUSTING and NOT HUMAN. You don't DO THESE THINGS TO A CHILD NOR TO ANYONE.
RIP Cupcake. One of the ones involved should be called a dump cake. Total depraved trash a dump. I haven't thought of anything fitting enough for him yet. There are not WORDS.
Mel70
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OH FFS!!! BIG SURPRISE!!!Capital murder trial delayed in Jefferson County child killer case - WVUA 23
By WVUA23 News Reporter Damaris Epps Patrick Stallworth, one of two suspects charged with capital murder in the murder of 3-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney, appeared in court Tuesday for his status hearing. Trial was originally set for September, however, majority of the evidence is still in...CAPITAL MURDER TRIAL DELAYED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY CHILD KILLER CASE
Patrick Stallworth, one of two suspects charged with capital murder in the murder of 3-year-old Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney, appeared in court Tuesday for his status hearing.
Trial was originally set for September, however, majority of the evidence is still in federal custody.
Jefferson County Judge Alaric Mays informed the court that no trial will be set for either suspect until the federal process is complete.
In 2022, both Stallworth and his co-defendant in the case Derick Brown were found guilty of kidnapping that resulted in death and conspiracy to kidnap a minor victim.
They were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Brown and Stallworth will both be on trial for capital murder whenever those trials begin. They will be tried separately and Brown’s competency hearing scheduled for July.
Mel70
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You said it perfectly. I see NO reason for the delay other than bulls**t insanity tactics!!! NOT INSANE!!! Oh, But...THEY ALL ARE!!!! I'm depressed. I have anxiety. I have trouble sleeping. O.K. Me, Me, Me also. AND?!!!!
GrandmaBear
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EXACTAMUNDO. Well said yourself gf. Miss you! No time here, likely the same for you with what life continues bringing.
I don't know why people even get hung up on this stuff, when you know right from wrong, that has always been a good standard imo. When you are more a danger to society and public safety outweighs YOUR claim to whatever, that's IT! Why the F is this dance even done?!! Imo in almost all who claim it, you can already see and know of their efforts to hide what they did as they know it was wrong and SO lock the door and throw away the key.
And you have it DAMNED right if there is a case the DP is deserved, THIS, THIS, THIS heinous sh*t is one of them. The two of them off this earth and likely in HE77, I'm not the judge, but just a guess as to where they'd go, would be a BLESSING TO ALL OF MANKIND. And WOMANKIND. AND CHILDREN for SURE right Cupcake?
I am so sick of this let's give the perp a Kleenex and a pizza and a TV in their cell and if we show understanding and let them out they'll be good and behave. Where the HE77 is anyone's common sense these days? OR CONCERN for that matter?
This was and is a bad one. One of the worst. Not that all aren't, how do you say one is worse than another, all are dead or murdered but it is just beyond depravity.
You also have a good point in are they facing the DP, they SHOULD BE. Alabama has it. I'll have to find time to look back, I think perhaps they are, it said capital offense... So little time and this one hasn't been active until now again and I forget. However, I have not forgotten one bit of how this child was snatched and what was done to her!!
Mel70
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Well said my friend. I miss you too. Yes, Alabama is a death penalty state. USE IT!!!!
Mel70
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Especially when they BOTH have violent offense past records. WTF?!.
GrandmaBear
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welcome to the world run by idiots these days. NO SH*T and yes WTF??!!! There are SOOOO many deaths where the blood is on the hands of CPS, officials, judges and more these days. They may not have been the perp but they let the perp walk free, etc. And such a LACK of people that care or yell about it. Sad and outrageous.
A parent’s nightmare: 5 years ago, toddler disappeared from yard
Kamille "Cupcake" McKinney's abduction chronicled in new episode of Hometown Tragedy
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A parent’s worst nightmare: 5 years ago, toddler disappeared from Birmingham yard
Every parent’s worst nightmare became a reality in Birmingham, Alabama, five years ago, this month.In October 2019, 3-year-old Kamille McKinney, affectionately known as “Cupcake,” vanishes without a trace from a front yard in Birmingham. The Birmingham Police Department quickly launches a massive search, with law enforcement agencies and volunteers joining forces, holding on to the slim hope of finding her alive.
The latest episode of the true crime series Hometown Tragedy, A Mother’s Nightmare: The Desperate Search for Cupcake, delves into the harrowing events surrounding Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney's disappearance.
The episode features exclusive interviews with key figures, including April Thomas, Cupcake’s mother, who recounts the unimaginable terror of realizing her daughter had disappeared. Former FBI Supervisory Special Agent Stan Ruffin discusses the intensive investigation, marked by a relentless pursuit of leads and the discovery of crucial evidence that would eventually bring the family and community answers – and justice.
As the days pass following Cupcake’s abduction, Birmingham’s collective fear, hope and sorrow unite the community.
Watch a sneak preview of the episode, above. Stream the full episode of Hometown Tragedy for free on the Very Local app.
Mel70
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5 years already?!!! But I bet the family has felt all 5 years. Those 2 deserve death!!! I'm so sorry "Cupcake".A parent’s nightmare: 5 years ago, toddler disappeared from yard
Kamille "Cupcake" McKinney's abduction chronicled in new episode of Hometown TragedyA parent’s worst nightmare: 5 years ago, toddler disappeared from Birmingham yard
Every parent’s worst nightmare became a reality in Birmingham, Alabama, five years ago, this month.
In October 2019, 3-year-old Kamille McKinney, affectionately known as “Cupcake,” vanishes without a trace from a front yard in Birmingham. The Birmingham Police Department quickly launches a massive search, with law enforcement agencies and volunteers joining forces, holding on to the slim hope of finding her alive.
The latest episode of the true crime series Hometown Tragedy, A Mother’s Nightmare: The Desperate Search for Cupcake, delves into the harrowing events surrounding Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney's disappearance.
The episode features exclusive interviews with key figures, including April Thomas, Cupcake’s mother, who recounts the unimaginable terror of realizing her daughter had disappeared. Former FBI Supervisory Special Agent Stan Ruffin discusses the intensive investigation, marked by a relentless pursuit of leads and the discovery of crucial evidence that would eventually bring the family and community answers – and justice.
As the days pass following Cupcake’s abduction, Birmingham’s collective fear, hope and sorrow unite the community.
Watch a sneak preview of the episode, above. Stream the full episode of Hometown Tragedy for free on the Very Local app.
