Ky’air Thomas Passed Away!

Six month old Ky'air Thomas (left) passed away.

This is sad news after a nationwide search.

In late December, a woman on a Doordash run left her vehicle running with her children inside. A crazy Black woman got into the vehicle and  took off prompting a AMBER Alert which spanned into a two day search that ended in Indianapolis.

Ky'air and Kason were twins. Their father, Lachez Thomas and mother Wilhelmina Barnett were grateful to the Indianapolis Metro Police, Columbus Police and Montgomery County Sheriffs for doing all they could to bring their children home for Christmas.

The suspect is currently in Indiana awaiting extradition to Ohio. She faces criminal charges in Indianapolis along with courtroom contempt. She allegedly spat and threw her feces on a guards. She is also facing a federal sandwich for kidnapping across state lines and reckless endangerment.

The suspect is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

One of the twins who was kidnapped by that deranged woman has passed away. Ky’air Thomas, the infant who was found at the Dayton International Airport after this crazy woman took a mother's vehicle from Columbus has passed away.

Kidnapping suspect faces LIFE if convicted.

According to Columbus Police, officers were dispatched at 10:54 p.m. to a Columbus residence for a report of a baby not breathing. Ky'Air was then transported by medics to Nationwide Children's Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 11:44 p.m.

Police say they are actively investigating the incident.

The then 5-month-old twins were in a running car when it was stolen outside of a business in the Short North. Ky'Air was found early the next morning in a parking lot at the Dayton International Airport. His brother, Kason, was found two days later in Indianapolis, shortly after the suspect, a 24-year-old Black lunatic, was taken into custody.

An autopsy will be performed on Monday, according to multiple reports. The family's spokesperson has asked for privacy and said the family will put out a statement at a later date.