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   PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A woman has been charged with murder in   
   the death of a toddler whose body was found buried in a   
   Philadelphia park earlier this week.   
      
   33-year-old Nyishia Corbitt, who had been staying at a   
   relative's apartment in the 5600 block of Ogontz Avenue, has   
   been charged with Murder, Abuse of a Corpse and other offenses.   
      
   Nyishia Corbitt   
      
   The child, 1-year-old Alina Barnes, died from suffocation a week   
   before her body was found, police said. Police have not   
   disclosed the circumstances of the child's death.   
      
   When asked why Corbitt allegedly suffocated the child,   
   Philadelphia Police Capt. John Ryan said, "We're not going to   
   discuss what Ms. Corbitt told us."   
      
   Ryan described Corbitt as "very distraught."   
      
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   October 18, 2018 on the murder of a 1-year-old girl.   
      
   Corbitt had been caring for the child for several weeks, police   
   say. She has two young children with Barnes' father, though she   
   is not Barnes' mother. The child's mother is in Montgomery   
   County prison on retail theft charges.   
      
   Barnes' father was not present during the week the child was   
   missing, police say.   
      
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   caregiver questioned. Bob Brooks reports during Action News at   
   4pm on October 16, 2018.   
      
   According to police, surveillance video from Tuesday, October 9   
   showed Corbitt leaving the apartment complex in the 5600 block   
   of Ogontz with Barnes in a child carrier. Police believe the   
   child was already dead at that time.   
      
   Corbitt took the child to the park then returned to the   
   apartment complex, police say.   
      
   Corbitt allegedly told her mother the child was missing the   
   following Monday, October 15. Her mother "did the right thing,"   
   investigators say, and called police.   
      
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   During the investigation, police say Corbitt led investigators   
   to Kemble Park on Ogontz and West Olney avenues.   
      
   They began to search for the girl early Tuesday morning before   
   daybreak, using equipment like saws and shovels. Police brought   
   in a cadaver dog who hit on something in a wooded area.   
      
   The body was discovered buried in a shallow grave in a wooded   
   area and was recovered later that morning.   
      
   No one else has been charged in this case, according to Ryan,   
   but he said more charges are possible.   
      
   Corbitt's children are staying with other family members.   
      
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   reports during Action News Mornings on October 16, 2018.   
      
   Ryan said he could not say whether Barnes had any other signs of   
   abuse. He said the state Department of Human Services was   
   involved in the case, but said he could not provide details.   
      
   Ryan said Corbitt had seven other previous "contacts with   
   police" but he could not say what she had previously been   
   charged with. He said none of the charges were for violent   
   crimes.   
      
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   found-in-park/4509543/   
       
      
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