HOOVER, Ala. - Carlee Russell, the Alabama woman who was reported missing after calling 911 to report a toddler walking along the interstate, reportedly fabricated the whole story, according to her ...

Russell reappeared Saturday night, 48 hours after she first went missing alongside an interstate in Alabama Sean Neumann is a reporter at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2019. His work has ...

Carlee Russell has been found guilty on two misdemeanor charges related to a kidnapping hoax that played out over the past summer. Judge Brad Bishop found the 25-year-old nursing student guilty during ...

Carlethia “Carlee” Nichole Russell, a 25-year-old nursing student from Alabama, went missing on July 13 and returned home two days later. Very little is known about what happened to Carlee and where ...

Carlee Russell, 25, reappeared on her parents' front doorstep late Saturday night The mother of an Alabama woman who disappeared for 48 hours last week after first calling 911 to report a child ...

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The now ex-boyfriend of Carlee Russell said he felt "blindsided" after learning that she lied about being kidnapped on the side of an Alabama interstate after she claimed to have stopped to check on a ...

HOOVER, Ala. - Police in Alabama have released new details in their investigation into the disappearance of 25-year-old Carlethia "Carlee" Nichole Russell. The Hoover Police Department held a news ...

Alabama nursing student Carlee Russell was charged with two misdemeanors, including making a false report, after she went missing for two days and told a fake tale about being abducted, authorities ...

ALL RIGHT THANKS STEPH. 601. RIGHT NOW. IN DAYS AFTER SHE WENT MISSING FOLLOWING AN ALARMING 911 CALL, CARLY RUSSELL IS SAFE AND BACK AT HOME. YES, HER LOVED ONES OF THE HOOVER WOMAN BREATHING A SIGH ...

Kelli Beam thought her son was in trouble. “Hey, do you have a second to talk?” the text from Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello read. It was a month into Drew Beam’s freshman season and Kelli’s ...