BRYSON MUIR: Missing from Cleveland, OH - 16 June 2024 - Age 14 *Found Safe*

14-year-old son of ex-NFL player missing out of Indiana; police say parents not cooperating

A Silver Alert has been declared for a missing 14-year-old Cass County, Indiana boy.

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14-year-old boy missing out of Indiana; police say parents not cooperating​

A statewide Silver Alert has been declared for a missing 14-year-old Indiana boy who is believed to be in extreme danger.

On Tuesday, June 25, Indiana State Police asked for the public's help in finding Bryson Muir, of Cass County, which is about 80 miles north of Indianapolis.

Bryson Muir is the son of former Indianapolis Colts defensive lineman Daniel Muir.

According to police, his parents haven't been cooperating and he may have been abused.

ISP said Bryson Muir was last seen leaving a family member's house near Cleveland, Ohio, with his mother on June 16.

CBS4, our Indianapolis affiliate, reports that his grandmother told police Bryson Muir had a black eye and might have been abused.

Shortly after leaving the grandmother's home, his mother was pulled over by police in a car that belongs to the Servant Leader’s Foundation.

Bryson Muir was not with her, police said.

In the following days, ISP said they started investigating the claims that he was abused in his home.

ISP said they were unable to get in contact with Bryson Muir's parents until they visited the home last week on June 27. He wasn't there.

The next day, on June 28, ISP officially declared a Silver Alert.

Later that afternoon, ISP said Bryson Muir's parents agreed to bring him to meet at a police post.

ISP said an hour before the scheduled meeting, the parents backed out of the arrangement, signaling an "unwillingness to cooperate."


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Court docs share new details on disappearance, alleged abuse of former Colts player's teenage son

Bryson Muir, 14, was reported missing June 16 and was found safe July 3 at his family's home in Logansport.

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Court docs share new details on alleged abuse, disappearance of former Colts player's teenage son​

Newly released court documents share details into former Indianapolis Colts player Daniel Muir's alleged abuse of his 14-year-old son, who went missing June 16 and was found safe July 3.

According to court documents, Daniel Muir explained to another person through a recorded phone call – that Indiana State Police investigators said appeared to start recording mid-conversation – as to why Bryson Muir was in trouble. Daniel then goes into detail about inappropriate behavior, who said he, "whooped his a** like a grown a** man."

Court documents say that during the recorded conversation, Daniel also said that if the family lived in their "homeland," he said Bryson would've been put to death for his acts. Instead, the Muir family lives in the United States, so Daniel said Bryson could not be put to death for his actions.

Investigators then spoke with Kristin Muir, who allegedly told them a different story about how Bryson got his injuries. According to court documents, Kristin said Bryson was taking out the trash and walked over to the train tracks near their Logansport property because he liked trains. While near the tracks, Kristin said Bryson allegedly told her he had been punched by someone he didn't know.

With Bryson's safety in mind, Kristin told investigators the Muirs decided to move Bryson to his grandmother's home in Ohio.

According to court documents, Kristin said she removed Bryson from his grandmother's care because she was "making decisions she didn't agree with."

After taking Bryson from his grandmother's house, Kristin reportedly told investigators that the Muirs took Bryson to a family member's house nearby where his grandmother lived.

Court documents say Kristin told investigators the Muirs then pulled their car over on the side of the road so she could breastfeed. During that time, Kristin said police arrived and were looking for Bryson, who was not with them. That's when she said the Muirs went back to their home in Logansport.

Investigators then spoke with Daniel, who allegedly said Bryson was in the car with them when police approached their car. However, Daniel claims police said they were looking for a 14-year-old female, not male, so Daniel allegedly told police that there was nobody in their car with that description.

According to court documents, Daniel said it was days later when Bryson was taken to another location.



Around 6 a.m. July 3, ISP's SWAT team executed a search and arrest warrant at the Muir's home in the 1700 block of U.S. Highway 24, near U.S. 35.

When the team arrived, they found Bryson, Daniel and Kristin in the home. According to ISP, Bryson appeared safe and well, and was released to the care of the Cass County Department of Child Services.

His father was arrested and later charged with obstruction of justice and domestic battery. His mother was also taken into custody and later charged with obstruction of justice.

Daniel and Kristin were both denied bond by a Cass County judge, citing Daniel as a flight risk. The judge also issued a no-contact order between Daniel and Kristin and their son, Bryson.

In a filing on July 8, Daniel's lawyer said denying him bail was "unconstitutional under both state and federal law." He is calling on the judge to set a hearing to set bail and allow for Daniel's release.

The parents' jury trial is scheduled for Nov. 4.

 

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Liars. Abusers. Scum.