Atlanta woman that was door dashing found dismembered: 18-year-old suspect
The 18-year-old suspect is expected to be charged with murder after Shanteria “Tia” Mosley’s remains were found in a container and a vehicle trunk, police said.
Detectives executed a search warrant on a vehicle Friday evening, Sept. 25, and discovered trash bags inside the trunk. Investigators noted that one tightly wrapped bag outlined a body part, prompting them to contact the Cobb County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Once medical examiner staff arrived on scene and opened the bags, they confirmed the presence of human body parts. Based on the investigation to date, police believe the remains belong to Shanteria Mosley, who was known to friends and family as “KT”.
It comes hours after the department held a news conference and released a more detailed timeline of the investigation.
Lt. Holt said officers first went to the apartment complex at about 6:57 p.m. Wednesday after receiving a report that the woman’s phone and vehicle were there.
An officer remained for about 30 minutes, knocked on doors and spoke with people at the complex. Police said officers did not have information at that time indicating a critical missing person case or immediate danger.
Because the woman had reportedly last been seen in Atlanta, the family was advised to file a missing person report with Atlanta police.
Smyrna police were called back to the complex at about 8:16 p.m. Investigators said witnesses had seen Bradley carrying a tote from his apartment shortly after the first officer left. The witnesses followed the container and identified the apartment from which Bradley allegedly emerged.
Records show Bradley was charged with family violence battery in February after allegedly getting into a fight with his father. According to the arrest warrant, Smyrna police have an “extensive history” of disputes between the two.
Court records show Bradley was also charged with two counts of terroristic threats and acts, simple battery, battery and criminal trespass for an incident in December 2024. According to the related arrest warrant, Bradley allegedly hit his father and a 15-year-old with an Xbox controller, broke a door by banging on it and pushed the child into a window, breaking it as well.
According to Bradley’s most recent arrest warrant, a witness saw him carrying a plastic tub through an open area of Park Valley Apartments on Monday at around 8:15 p.m.
When Bradley saw the person, he allegedly dropped the container and ran into his nearby apartment.
