St. Paul, USA — Authorities are investigating the deaths of 33-year-old Kenneitha Parson and her 6-year-old son, Khalil Parson, who were found deceased inside a residential apartment during a welfare check on Wednesday afternoon.
According to the St. Paul Police Department and the Ramsey County Coroner’s Office, officers responded to a request for a wellness check at an apartment building located in the 100 block of Robert Street South. Upon entering the residence, authorities discovered both Kenneitha Parson and her son deceased inside the unit.
Officials have not released the cause or manner of death for either individual. The case remains under active investigation by the St. Paul Police Department’s Homicide Unit, which is working to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. Authorities have stated that, based on current information, there is no known threat to the public.
The discovery has deeply affected the local community, with neighbors, friends, and residents expressing shock and sorrow over the loss of a mother and child. Many continue to await further information as investigators work to establish a clearer timeline of events.
Law enforcement officials are asking anyone with relevant information to contact investigators as the case remains ongoing. Additional details are expected to be released as the investigation develops.
At this time, funeral and memorial arrangements have not been publicly announced. The family is expected to share further details when they become available.
Kenneitha Parson and her son, Khalil, are being remembered by loved ones and community members, with tributes reflecting grief over their sudden and tragic passing.
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