Summary
The Philadelphia District Attorney's office is under scrutiny after discovering human remains believed to be missing woman Kada Scott. Keon King, already charged in connection with Scott's disappearance, is criticized for being previously released on bail despite past offenses. District Attorney Larry Krasner faces criticism for not pursuing King's earlier charges more aggressively.
Key Facts
- Human remains thought to be Kada Scott's were found in a wooded area in Philadelphia.
- Authorities charged Keon King with kidnapping and stalking related to Scott’s case.
- King was previously released on bail in a separate case earlier this year.
- District Attorney Larry Krasner faced criticism for handling the prior case against King and for blaming the bail system.
- DNA identified the remains as belonging to Scott, confirmed by unnamed sources.
- Critics argue Philadelphia’s handling of violent crimes needs improvement.
- There is ongoing public debate about criminal justice policies and how they affect public safety.
