Father accused of burying 11-month-old son alive denied bond
Summary
A South Carolina judge denied bond to Michael Comer, 25, who faces attempted murder and other charges after authorities said he buried his 11-month-old son alive. First responders found the child in a buried dog crate after about 24 hours underground; he was released from the hospital and is expected to recover fully.Key Facts
- Comer was charged with attempted murder, unlawful conduct toward a child, and custodial interference.
- Authorities said Comer left with his son, Koah Sharp, on Monday, prompting a search over custody-related concerns.
- Police found Comer hiding in an outbuilding in Batesburg-Leesville, but the child was not with him.
- First responders found Koah on Tuesday in a dog crate buried in the woods near Comer's father's home.
- Authorities said the child had been underground for an estimated 24 hours.
- Koah was released from the hospital Tuesday night and is expected to make a full recovery.
- A judge denied Comer bond at his first court appearance on Thursday; his next court date is scheduled for Dec. 10.
- Court records show Comer was sentenced to probation in October after pleading guilty to domestic violence and aggravated breach-of-peace charges.
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