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Tyler Rios, Accused Of Kidnapping 2-Year-Old Son, Charged With Murder In Connection To Death Of Yasemin Uyar

By: KDKA-TV News Staff

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A New Jersey man accused of kidnapping his son, prompting an Amber Alert in Pennsylvania and other states, has been charged with murder in connection to the death of the boy's mother.

Tyler Rios
(Photo Credit: New Jersey State Police/Facebook)

Authorities announced a first-degree murder charge Thursday against Tyler Rios, according to CBS New York. Rios was already facing a kidnapping charge after he allegedly kidnapped his son, Sebastian Rios, and the boy's mother, Yasemin Uyar, last Friday.

Yasmine Uyar
(Photo Credit: New Jersey State Police/Facebook)

State police announced last Saturday that the alert was called off after they found Sebastian Rios safe in Monterey, Tennessee. Police arrested Tyler Rios shortly thereafter. But Uyaf had been still been missing early on Saturday, but her body was later recovered in a wooded area off of I-40.

Police began looking into Sebastian Rios and Uyar's whereabouts after he did not arrive at daycare and she did not show up to her usual work shift, Union County Assistant Prosecutor Robert Grady said last week.

Sebastian Rios
(Photo Credit: New Jersey State Police/Facebook)

From there, police stopped by to make a welfare check at Uyar's home last Friday morning but found no one inside, prompting the Amber Alert.

Tyler Rios will be extradited back to New Jersey.

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