Family Of Dismembered Teen Demand Answers From ‘Dismissive’ Investigators

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The family of a teen whose body was found brutally murdered last month is seeking justice. Cion Carroll was a 17-year-old boy residing in Kenbridge, in Lunenburg County, Virginia, originally from Richmond.

His mother, Tiffany Baker, told WRIC last Wednesday he was sent to the more rural locale to escape the violence from his hometown.

No one would ever have suspected he would fall victim to such a gruesome attack in his new home. Related: Tennessee Woman Arrested After Allegedly Using Own Child As Human Shield The teen first raised suspicion after his cell phone location showed he was at a known Kenbridge sex offender’s residence, before suddenly shutting off.

His mother told the outlet Cion had two cell phones, and both were turned off, disabling the location services. She reported him as missing November 2, telling the outlet:  The family alerted local police to Cion’s last known location, but the residence was never searched — due to a “lack of evidence.” The family also claim the attitude of authorities handling the case was “dismissive.” From there, the worried loved ones took matters into their own hands, conducting a search for Cion themselves, while simultaneously pleading with law enforcement to intervene.