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LARGO, Fla. –
The mother of a missing toddler who was the subject of an alert Amber Monday is now charged with her murder.
Charisse Stinson was arrested on Tuesday for first-degree murder for the death of his two-year-old son, said Largo Police Chief Jeff Undestad.
Stinson had told the police that a man had knocked her out before taking her son, Jordan Belliveau, to Largo, Florida on Saturday.
Belliveau's body was found Tuesday in a wooded area of Largo.
According to Largo police, Stinson stated that she and her son were walking around 9:30 pm. On Saturday, they were offered a ride in a white Toyota Camry by a man named Antwan.
Stinson said that once in the vehicle, she was hit in the face and lost consciousness, the police said. She said that she woke up alone in a wooded area around 1:30 am Sunday.
Police issued an Amber alert on Monday and began looking for the boy and the man, who were about 25 years old, with dreadlocks and gold teeth.
The Amber Alert was canceled on Tuesday after the discovery of the boy's body.
The prison records do not tell Stinson's lawyer and it's hard to know when she will appear in court.
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