and taken to the apartment of Patrick Stallworth and his girlfriend, Derick Irisha Brown, she was somewhere she didn’t belong and with the wrong people.
Patrick Stallworth, left, and Derick Irisha Brown, right, have been arrested in connection with the disappearance and subsequent death of Kamille "Cupcake" McKinney. The motive, they have previously said, could have been for Stallworth’s sexual gratification or because Brown had lost custody of her six children and wanted another child.
Ava, according to prior testimony, would later say when asked where Cupcake went, “Cupcake got in the car with that man. He took her to get candy at the store. I not want no candy.” “The one that that remained consistent is that the person the defendant was concerned about was herself, not Cupcake,’’ Byrd said.
The couple went to Stallworth’s place of employment to get his cell phone charger. “Derick Brown stayed in the car, minding her own business,’’ Robertson said. It was there that Brown took methamphetamine, her attorney said, and later Trazodone to “take the edge off.”“When they arrived, Patrick Stallworth got out of the car and left Derick Brown sitting in the passenger’s seat, oblivious to what business he had there,’’ Robertson said. “Patrick Stallworth sold drugs, and Derick Brown knew better than to ask questions.”
Who minds their own business when a kidnapping is taking place right in front of you? That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.