TALLMADGE, Ohio – The law enforcement officials in
Tallmadge are close to solving the case with regards to the death of a mother
and her son last month.
Latest reports reveal that the
investigators believed that the boyfriend of the Tallmadge woman is the suspect
in her death and her son.
The two victims were reported
missing last August 7 and were found dead in the wooded area near their home on
August 10. They were identified as 31-year-old Wendy Ralston and 5-year-old
Payton Ralston.
Other news media outlet
reported that their bodies were stuffed in a duffle bag and were wrapped with a
comforter and a sheet. The bodies were in an advanced state of decomposition
that it had to be sent to a professor of anthropology at Mercyhurst
University in Pennsylvania in
order to help determine the cause of death.
The Summit
County Medical Examiner’s Office is
still waiting for the result from the autopsologist.
The suspect and the woman had
history of domestic violence since 2005, according to the police reports. Their
relationship was on and off.
There are no details that were
released but Tallmadge Police Lt. Ronald Williams said Thursday that the
boyfriend was the suspect in the deaths of the woman and the boy. The case will
be presented to a Summit County grand jury.
Reports say that 39-year-old
live-in boyfriend did not report that the two victims were missing until such
time that the woman’s mother grew weary of her daughter’s well being and
notified the police.
It was the Tallmadge mother who
was able to locate the remains of her daughter and her grandson. The suspect
was the father of the boy who was murdered, according to the reports.
The live-in boyfriend is also
living in the vicinity but he is now nowhere to be found.
Other news media outlet
reported that the investigators are treating the case as a homicide.
Godfrey Obe is a news writer
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