Missing Avah Richmond Found Safe, TBI Amber Alert Cancelled

After being found safe early Sunday morning, an AMBER Alert for a missing 5-month-old girl from Trousdale County has been canceled.

At seven in the morning on Sunday, April 23, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) issued an AMBER Alert for missing 5-month-old Avah Richmond. Then, shortly after 7:30 a.m., authorities announced that Avah had been discovered in Trousdale County safe.

Avah was last seen on April 22 in Hartsville, according to the TBI, and it was thought that she was with Ryan Allen Richmond, 42.

In Trousdale County, Avah was discovered unharmed, and Ryan was apprehended without a hitch.

Sheriff Ray Russell of Trousdale County said that the incident started as a domestic argument late on Saturday night when Ryan allegedly refused to return Avah to her mother.

Russell claimed that Ryan reportedly ran the mother over with a car, causing the mother to be pronounced dead. The mother and father, according to officials, lived apart.

What accusations Ryan is currently up against are still a mystery. Officials stated that the entire episode is still under investigation.

No other details were made available right away.

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