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Infant presumed dead, mother found dead in home NW of Edmonton; father in custody
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CityNews Calgary
The body of a 23-year-old mother was found in a St. Albert home last week, and her missing nine-month-old daughter is believed to be dead, authorities say.
St. Albert RCMP say a body likely belonging to 23-year-old Ayla Egotik-Learn was found in an apartment of Rivercrest Crescent last Friday.
Officers arrested Egotik-Learn’s common law partner, the father of Braylee, at a St. Albert hotel on Tuesday.
Beasley is scheduled to appear at the St. Albert courthouse Monday.
Mounties say they have reason to believe the nine-month-old baby is dead, and efforts are underway to locate her remains.