Police Interrogation of Police Officer Who Kidnapped and Murdered A 16 Year Old Girl

Police homed in on former Doraville Officer Miles Bryant, 22, after a handgun he reported missing was found near Susana's remains

A former Georgia police officer has been charged with felony murder and kidnapping in the death of 16-year-old Susana Morales after authorities revealed Wednesday that a gun he had reported missing was found near her skeletal remains.The officer, Miles Bryant, 22, was previously charged with concealing a death and falsely reporting a crime in connection with the disappearance of Susana, whose skeletal remains were found Feb. 6, Gwinnett County police said. He was a police officer in the Atlanta suburb of Doraville and was fired in light of the charges.
Gwinnett County Police Chief J.D. McClure announced Wednesday that Bryant's charges had been upgraded to felony murder and kidnapping.

Authorities homed in on Bryant after they found "a critical piece of evidence" — a handgun — "in close proximity" to where Susana's body was found during a grid search of woods near Highway 316 between Drowning Creek and the Barrow County line.It was determined that Bryant had reported the personal gun missing the morning of July 27, which made him a person of interest in the case.McClure provided a timeline of Susana’s disappearance. 










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