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More of woman’s body parts found in dismemberment case, police say

Smyrna, Georgia police say they found more of Tia Mosley's body parts stuffed in garbage bags inside a vehicle's trunk during a search warrant Friday night.
Mosley, known to loved ones as "KT," was the subject of a homicide investigation Smyrna police opened on September 23, 2026. The man arrested in connection with her death, Kingston Bradley, was initially charged with concealing her death, but police say he will now face a malice murder charge following the latest discovery.
Smyrna police laid out the update in a news release Friday evening, confirming investigators located additional remains while executing the search warrant on the vehicle. The department has not detailed how much of Mosley's body had already been recovered before this latest find.
For Mosley's family and anyone who knew her as KT, the case has moved from a death investigation to something far more disturbing. The upgraded charge against Bradley signals investigators believe they have enough evidence to pursue the most serious homicide count Georgia law allows, rather than the lesser charge tied to hiding a body.
What started as a homicide investigation two days earlier has escalated into a dismemberment inquiry, and police are still searching for answers.
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