Kamille McKinney Kidnapping: People Of Interest Claim No Role

BIRMINGHAM, AL — Two people of interest detained after the kidnapping of 3-year-old Kamille McKinney claim they had no role in the abduction of the girl.

Defense attorney Emory Anthony says that one of the men detained for questioning in the kidnapping case, 39-year-old Patrick Devone Stallworth, doesn’t know anything about what happened to Kamille.

Both Stallworth and Brown were arrested on charges unrelated to Kamille's abduction. Stallworth is now free on bond after multiple child pornography charges.

Brown remains in the Jefferson County Jail after authorities filed a motion Tuesday to revoke her bond in a 2018 case in which Brown is accused of abducting her three children from DHR custody.

Attorneys for 29-year-old Derick Irisha Brown of Birmingham released a statement Friday saying she had no role in the kidnapping and hopes for the safe return of Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney.

New footage of the evening Kamille' disappeared has been made public:

The Birmingham PD announced earlier Friday that there would be a grid search for Kamille and that volunteers would be needed. Sgt. Johnny Williams said that after further analysis of the search site, they determined there was a sufficient number of volunteers and staff for the search.