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TBI issues Amber Alert for missing child; mother found dead, father charged with murder

Posted at 8:49 pm October 28, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff 2 Comments

Brooklynne Enix

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is asking for help finding a missing two-year-old girl whose mother was found dead earlier today (Wednesday, October 28) in her Knoxville home.

The child, Brooklynne Enix, is described as three feet tall and about 38 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. The TBI has issued a statewide Amber Alert.

The TBI said Brooklynne may be in the company of her biological father, 36-year-old Tyler Ward Enix, who is 6’2″, 205 pounds and is bald with blue eyes. A warrant was issued Wednesday night charging Enix with first-degree murder, the TBI said.

Tyler Ward Enix

Tyler Ward Enix

Authorities said the two may be traveling in a 2011 black, four-door Chevrolet Impala with Tennessee tag G6116U. Tyler Ward Enix has previous arrests for domestic assault, false imprisonment, and aggravated assault.

 

 

After issuing the Amber Alert, authorities said they were attempting to substantiate a variety of tips about the whereabouts of the child and her father on Wednesday evening.

“However, their current direction of travel is unknown,” the TBI said.

If you have seen Brooklynne, Tyler Enix, or the vehicle, you are urged to contact the Knoxville Police Department at (865) 215-7212 or the TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

More information will be added as it becomes available.

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Filed Under: Knoxville, Police and Fire, Tennessee Tagged With: Amber Alert, Brooklynne Enix, Knoxville Police Department, missing child, TBI, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Tyler Ward Enix

Comments

  1. Rick Hasbrouck says

    October 29, 2015 at 2:23 pm

    They found them in Ohio!!
    http://www.wsmv.com/story/30377496/amber-alert-issued-for-missing-knoxville-toddler

    Reply
    • johnhuotari says

      October 30, 2015 at 6:53 am

      Thank you, Rick. We posted a newer story here: http://bjq.6af.mytemp.website/2015/10/29/tbi-top-10-fugitive-captured-missing-child-recovered/

      Reply

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