Body found in Morehouse ID'd as West Monroe woman, two face charges

Instead of a classic buttcrack chin, she's just got an a-hole chin.

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Culcha

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Doesn't fit

Animal. Filth.

She was originally sentenced to 7 years for conspiracy to commit second-degree aggravated battery. She was released from custody on November 1 as part of the state’s criminal justice reform legislation went into affect in efforts to reduce the number of prisoners the state was housing.

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Local media is also reporting that the female was one of the “early release” inmates from last year. You know...the non-dangerous ones that were released. She was an accomplice in the car jacking in Union Parish.

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NB4 our resident OT attorneys tell us that the nonviolent offenders never do this type of thing, and have a 0% recidivism rate.

Another pair of fine early release gentlemen, also from Union Parish, were arrested a month ago for breaking into occupied residences in north Monroe. It’s a miracle neither criminal nor homeowner were shot and killed.

Odds meth is involved in some way?

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Melissa Moore watched while Nathan Glenn Pettit Jr. strangled a woman in western Ouachita Parish and later helped dispose of the body according to an arrest warrant.

Kimberly Vallery, 47, of West Monroe was killed in Ouachita Parish, and her body dumped in rural Morehouse.

Pettit, 41, and Moore, 34, were taken into custody Thursday.

A warrant filed in connection with the homicide states Union investigators contacted OPSO about a carjacking complaint when they discovered the suspects were previously driving a vehicle belonging to a missing Ouachita woman.

According to the report, Vallery was visiting Pettit's home along with Moore. At some point in the visit, Pettit bound the victim's hands and legs and then strangled her until her body became lifeless.

Moore was in the room, according to the warrant, and took no action to stop or render aid. Moore also reportedly found a black storage container in the yard to place the victim's body in.

Per the warrant, Pettit put the victim and the apparatus used to bind and strangle her in the storage container and then in the backseat of her vehicle. Moore was unable to assist due to the weight.

The pair then reportedly traveled to a remote area on Ouachita City Road where they dumped the body. The storage container was disposed of in another rural area in Morehouse.