(AP) – The mother of a developmentally disabled Missouri man whose
body was found encased in concrete is suing a group home, state and county
agencies, and several individuals.KRCG-TV reports that Carolyn Summers, the biological mother of Carl DeBrodie, filed the wrongful-death lawsuit Jan. 23 alleging that negligence occurred and her son’s civil rights were violated.
body was found encased in concrete is suing a group home, state and county
agencies, and several individuals.KRCG-TV reports that Carolyn Summers, the biological mother of Carl DeBrodie, filed the wrongful-death lawsuit Jan. 23 alleging that negligence occurred and her son’s civil rights were violated.
The 31-year-old DeBrodie was reported missing April 17 from the Second Chance Homes for the developmentally disabled in Fulton. His body was found April 24 encased in concrete in a container inside a storage area. Investigators determined he had been missing for months.
Second Chance Homes is named as a defendant in the lawsuit.
Police have said a medical examiner’s office backlog delayed the autopsy.
Prosecutors have said the report will be kept confidential while the
investigation continues. No arrests have been made.
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