Judge Increases Bond for Baby Evelyn Boswell’s Mother to $150,000

Judge Increases Bond for Baby Evelyn Boswell’s Mother to $150,000
Megan Boswell (L) and her daughter 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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Tennessee authorities believe they found the remains of missing 15-month-old girl Evelyn Boswell over the weekend, and a judge has since raised her mother’s bond to $150,000.

On Monday, Megan Boswell appeared in court in Sullivan County, Tennessee, for the first time after officials discovered the remains on her father’s property in Blountville, reported WJHL. Judge James Goodwin then increased bond for Boswell, who is alleged to have provided false reports but is suspected in the death of the child.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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