Smyrna judge denies bond in brutal murder

In carefully evaluating the factors based on everything the court has heard and seen today, Mr. Bradley is not a candidate for bond at this time. On Friday, Judge denied Kingston Bradley bond in connection with the brutal September murder of Shantiria Mosley. During the hearing, a Smyrna police detective recalled an interview with Bradley's father, Kenneth. He informed investigators that his son has schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, hadn't been taking his medications, and abused over-the-counter drugs. The detective also interviewed Bradley's girlfriend, who told investigators what she overheard during a phone call the day of the crime she could she overheard Kenneth say to Kingston there's a body in here what did you do get rid of it after the interview with Kenneth officers say they found bloody bedding in his truck authorities have not said whether the father will also face charges investigators say they also found a gun bloody handsaw and cleaning supplies in the Bradley's apartment the detective testified that their whole home smelled like bleach investigators say they also found digital evidence on Bradley's phone this This was a photo of Shantiria decapitated in Kingston's bedroom. Police do not believe the two knew each other before they met for the first time in late September. At the hearing, the detective revealed that Bradley found Mosley's contact information through an online escort service. The detective says they found her in her own car. Shantiria's head and arms and legs in the trunk of the vehicle. Both attorneys made brief arguments before Friday's ruling. We would ask that a reasonable bond be set in this case based on his lack of criminal history and his age. We would ask for an ankle monitor and house arrest. I mean, this was stranger on stranger. So there is absolutely no conditions that you could put into place that would keep our community safe.