The tragic saga began Sunday morning when baby Nnakai Pratt's father, Antonio Pearce, 38, allegedly told Clayton police an incredible tale. He claimed his son was kidnapped by robbers who took drugs from his "stash house" at gunpoint, according to the warrants for his arrest. A rattled Clayton County community is grappling with questions after police said two parents did the unthinkable: they tried to hide the body of their 6-month-old son after one of them killed

The tragic saga began Sunday morning when baby Nnakai Pratt's father, Antonio Pearce, 38, allegedly told Clayton police an incredible tale. He claimed his son was kidnapped by robbers who took drugs from his "stash house" at gunpoint, according to the warrants for his arrest. A rattled Clayton County community is grappling with questions after police said two parents did the unthinkable: they tried to hide the body of their 6-month-old son after one of them killed
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The tragic situation began Sunday morning when Antonio Pearce, 38, reported to Clayton police that his infant son, Nnakai Pratt, had been kidnapped by robbers who stole drugs from his stash house. The community is in shock as it was later revealed that Pearce and the child's mother attempted to conceal Nnakai's body after he was killed. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking case.

October 20, 2025

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