St. Louis, MO, October 28, 2026 —

A man in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, has been indicted on manslaughter and elder abuse charges in connection with his mother’s death, according to the available account of the case.

The woman’s death was attributed to sepsis caused by severe bedsores. The account also describes signs of extreme neglect, including feces and insects found in her hair. It does not provide details about when or where the woman was found, how long she had the bedsores, or the circumstances that led to the discovery of her condition.

The indictment means the man faces the stated charges; the information provided does not report a trial outcome or establish that he has been convicted. It also does not identify the man or his mother, give the date the indictment was returned, or name the court handling the case.

No information was provided about the allegations underlying each charge, the man’s response, whether he has an attorney, or any scheduled court proceedings. The account also does not include statements from prosecutors, law enforcement, relatives or other representatives.

The available details are limited to the charges, the location, and the reported medical cause and signs of neglect. Further information about the case’s procedural status and the evidence supporting the charges was not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by WBRC Staff on www.firstalert4.com, see more information here.

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