Darrian Randle, 31, was charged with one felony count of false reporting for calling New Castle County Police on the evening of June 10 to say her daughter, Nola Dinkins, was abducted at gunpoint in the 500 block of Gender Road in Ogletown.

"From the moment you saw her, you fell in love with her. She was special," said Velma Dinkins, the paternal grandmother of 3-year-old Nola Dinkins.

Nola Dinkins' mother and her boyfriend face charges after the child's death, with initial abduction claims proven false.

Police allege Nola Dinkins’ mother, who has not been named as a suspect in the homicide investigation, falsely claimed her daughter was abducted by a man at gunpoint.

Two people were arrested in connection with a missing child who was identified in a since-canceled Amber Alert in Delaware, police said.

The mom of a 3-year-old girl reportedly abducted at gunpoint gave investigators false information before an Amber Alert was issued, New Castle County police said.

Darrian Randle allegedly admitted to beating her 3-year-old daughter Nola Dinkins to death before putting the girl's body in a suitcase.

New details have been revealed in the case of a Maryland woman who claimed her child was abducted in Delaware, only to be charged later with the child's murder.

Darrian Randle, 31, was initially arrested for false reporting after she claimed her daughter had been abducted.

Cedrick Britten, 44, was charged on June 11 with accessory to first- and second-degree murder after the fact, failure to report child death and "other related criminal charges" for his role in the death of Nola Dinkins, Maryland State Police said.

The Amber Alert for Nola Dinkins was lifted Wednesday after authorities found that her mother fabricated the story of an armed abduction, while a body was discovered related to the case. As details continue to slowly come into focus,