Increased bond after parents failed to report missing 11-year old girl
Updated: 2:40 PM EST Dec 23, 2022
Increased bond after parents failed to report missing 11-year old girl
Updated: 2:40 PM EST Dec 23, 2022
ELECTION. NEW AT 4:00, A JUDGE HAS INCREASED THE BOND FOR THE STEPFATHER OF 11 YEAR OLD MADDALENA COJOCARU. SHE WAS LAST SEEN ON NOVEMBER 23RD BUT WASN’T REPORTED MISSING UNTIL DECEMBER 15TH. BOND FOR CHRISTOPHER PARMENTER IS NOW $200,000. HE AND MADELEINE’S MOTHER, DIANA COJOCARU, WERE ARRESTED ON SATURDAY AND CHARGED WITH FAILING TO REPORT MADELEINE’S DISAPPEARANCE IN A TIMELY MANNER. NOW, PROSECUTORS SAID IN COURT TODAY THAT BOTH PARENTS HAVE BEEN INTERVIEWED, BUT NEITHER PROVIDED ANY EXPLANATION AS TO WHY THEY WAITED
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Increased bond after parents failed to report missing 11-year old girl
Updated: 2:40 PM EST Dec 23, 2022
A judge has increased bond for a stepfather of 11-year old Madalina Cojocari who went missing more than two weeks before being reported to authorities. She was last seen on Nov. 23 and reported missing on Dec. 15, according to Cornelius police.FBI has released additional pictures of Madalina on Friday.Her mother Diana Cojocari and stepfather Christopher Palmiter were arrested on Saturday and charged with failing to report Madelina's disappearance in a timely manner.Palmiter's bond is now $200,000.Prosecutors said that both parents have been interviewed, but neither gave a reason for why they waited so long to report her disappearance. The FBI is assisting with the investigation.
CORNELIUS, N.C. —
A judge has increased bond for a stepfather of 11-year old Madalina Cojocari who went missing more than two weeks before being reported to authorities.
She was last seen on Nov. 23 and reported missing on Dec. 15, according to Cornelius police.
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FBI has released additional pictures of Madalina on Friday.
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Her mother Diana Cojocari and stepfather Christopher Palmiter were arrested on Saturday and charged with failing to report Madelina's disappearance in a timely manner.
Palmiter's bond is now $200,000.
Prosecutors said that both parents have been interviewed, but neither gave a reason for why they waited so long to report her disappearance.
The FBI is assisting with the investigation.
