The dismembered remains of a Georgia mom was discovered in a plastic tub after her concerned family desperately tracked her to an apartment complex — as it was revealed that the lunatic being eyed in her gruesome murder had previously attacked his own dad.
Shanteria “Tia” Mosely, 26, was identified by her family after relatives discovered her dismembered torso at the Park Valley apartment complex in Smyrna late Wednesday, 11Alive reported.
Mosely left home that morning to make DoorDash deliveries and by late afternoon her family was able to reach her — prompting them to track her phone and search door to door for her in the apartment complex, the heartbroken family told the outlet.
The family also called Smyrna police, who initially left the complex after a brief search.
“So the officer ended up coming out,” Mosely’s aunt, Michelle Weaver, told the outlet. “She said, ‘So where did her phone ping?’ So we took her back to where the phone ping. She knocked on like three guys’ doors, and you know that was it.”
There, relatives eventually spotted Kingston Lammar Bradley, 18, peering out of a window.
They knocked on the door to ask about Mosely, but Bradley told them he had not seen anyone get out of her car at the complex.
Shortly afterward, Weaver spotted Bradley carrying a cloth bag containing a plastic tub, the outlet reported.
After noticing Weaver watching him, Bradley allegedly dropped the tub — which gruesomely contained Mosely’s dismembered torso.
Relatives recognized Mosely’s tattoo in the tub.
A search of Bradley’s home disturbingly revealed several blood-stained areas, a mop, a bucket of water, a carpet cleaner, a strong odor of bleach and a large bloody saw, according to an arrest warrant obtained by the publication.
Bradley was cuffed on a felony charge of concealing the death of another person and is officially being eyed as a person of interest in Mosely’s murder, the Smyrna Police Department announced in a press conference on Friday afternoon.
Smyrna Lt. Meredith Holt declined to officially identify Mosely as the victim, telling reporters that they have not yet recovered the rest of the body and DNA analysis will be necessary for the medical examiner to complete their report.
Despite family members saying Mosely was DoorDashing, Holt said the company told cops she did not clock in that day and had no record of delivering to the complex where the body was located.
Holt said investigators are continuing to conduct interviews and search for evidence, including trying to determine whether there was a connection between Bradley and Mosely.
DoorDash did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.
The case — which Holt described as “shocking” and “particularly gruesome” — follows criminal charges against Bradley stemming from a violent fight with his dad.
In December 2024, Bradley allegedly slugged his father with an Xbox controller, broke down his bedroom door, and then broke a window when he “push(ed) a 15-year-old male juvenile into the window,” according to court records obtained by the outlet.
He was hit with a slew of charges, including two counts of terroristic threats, battery, simple battery and criminal tresspass/damage to property.
The terroristic threat charges were filed because Bradley allegedly “suggested the death” of his father, the outlet said.
Bradley was indicted in February and released as a juvenile defendant on a $3,500 bond, with the condition that he did no alcohol or drugs, had no firearms, and had no further violent contact with his dad or the juvenile.
He pleaded not guilty at an April arraignment.
Court records from just this week showed Bradley was trying to get admitted into inpatient mental health treatment.
Meanwhile, Mosely, who WSB-TV said was a mother, was remembered as a joyful young woman.
“With her smiles, laughter, and just full of joy, and talking crap to everybody, and just being happy, cheering everybody day up,” her aunt told 11Alive.
