A Florida woman arrested in 1986 for the murder of her missing 3-year-old son, according to reports

Amy Elizabeth Fleming, 60, arrested during the murder of her son Francillon Pierre in 1986.
(Palm Beach County Jail / National Center for Missing and Exploited Children)

A Florida woman was arrested last month for the murder of her 3-year-old son in Nevada over thirty years after reporting his disappearance and

Amy Elizabeth Fleming, 60, was arrested on January 29 for the murder of her son, Francillon Pierre, in 1986, reported the Palm Beach Post. The prison shows that Fleming was extradited to Nevada on Sunday and that he will appear in court on Monday.

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It is unclear what information the investigators discovered led to Fleming's arrest in the US. cold affair. North Las Vegas police officer Eric Leavitt told KSNV that the police had "collected several items" by investigating the case in recent months. Police should hold a press conference Monday to give more details.

"We can not unveil everything until the courts surrender, but the rest of what will happen will become clearer at the press conference," Leavitt told the news site. .

Francillon Pierre, 3 years old, left, when he disappeared and a growing age, showing how today can look like today.
(National Center for Missing and Exploited Children)

Francillon, nicknamed Yo-Yo, was last seen on August 2, 1986 at the Broad Acres Swap Meet in North Las Vegas, Palm Beach reported Post. Fleming, whose name was Amy Luster at the time, and her father-in-law, Lee Luster, told the police that they had lost track of their 3-year-old son. The child is still registered at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

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The couple was suspected of foul play, but no formal charges were laid against them. The Lusters were charged with mistreating a child in December 1985 for allegedly defeating Francillon and were awaiting trial when the child disappeared.

They enjoyed a five-year probation period after pleading no challenge to the prosecution.

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The couple also attempted to sell Francillon's toys in a garage sale a month after the boy's disappearance, but canceled it after the news announcement, Palm Beach reported Post.

The Lusters announced their move to Florida. to get closer to Haiti, where they thought that Francillon had been taken away by his biological father and Fleming's old boyfriend, Jeane Pierre. The investigators, however, recognized him as suspect.