Keaton Morison has been identified as the two year old son who was found dead in stuff bag, who was reportedly killed by mother’s boyfriend.

Inside of a house in Western Pennsylvania, the body of a young child was discovered, and it was found tucked inside of a bag.

Oil City Police claim that a youngster was reported missing from their residence in Oil City on Wednesday by his mother. The boy was being cared for by the mother’s boyfriend, who was named as Trevaughn Lee Stribling-Jackson, who is 24 years old. The boy was reported missing by his mother.

When Stribling-Jackson was questioned by the mother of the boy where the child was, he reportedly said that they were with a relative of his who lived in the Erie region. This information was provided to the police.

When the mother of the youngster was questioned by the police, she stated that she had a feeling that it was unusual that Stribling-Jackson was washing laundry because that is not something that he regularly does.

Moreover, she reported to the authorities that she had observed blood on a box spring that was located beneath the mattress, as well as the absence of a tan air mattress bag.

One of the items discovered by the police during the execution of a search warrant at the residence where Stribling-Jackson resided was a bag that contained the body of the missing youngster.

The youngster was found to have injuries to his head and face, as well as what seemed to be a burn to the area of his crotch, according to the investigators.

During the course of the police questioning, Stribling-Jackson denied having any knowledge regarding the boy’s whereabouts or any information concerning his unfortunate passing. In addition, he denied that he had sent the youngster to Erie, but he did mention that he has relations in that region.

Among the allegations that have been brought against Stribling-Jackson are those of criminal homicide, aggravated assault, and mistreatment of a corpse.

For Stribling-Jackson, the request for bail was denied, and a preliminary hearing is slated to take place at the beginning of January.