The investigation started with a welfare check at the University of Missouri, which led them to a house where investigators reportedly observed the remains burning.
said the investigation led MUPD to the 2400 block of Bentley Court where officers found human remains that were unidentifiable and appeared to be in a suspicious manner,
The student who MUPD was called out to do a welfare check had reportedly not been in his dorm in two days, according to a statement obtained by. He was autistic and high-functioning. Police were led to Bentley Court after tracking down information about an Uber, which the student was seen on video entering and had taken him to the location.
Emma Adams, 20, was reportedly asleep in the house at Bentley Court but woke up and let investigators inside, according to When investigators went into the backyard, they reportedly found human remains burning in a fire pit and could smell the burning flesh., Adams allegedly told investigators that the person to who the remains belonged was a man who was reportedly beating her. She allegedly admitted to investigators that she stabbed the man in self-defense.
Investigators reportedly found blood on a car at the scene, inside the house, and in the backyard. They also reportedly found a bloody folding knife in the kitchen, according to
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