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19-year-old college student and Homewood native, Aniah Haley Blanchard was tragically abducted and murdered October 23, 2019 while heading home after dropping off her brother Elijah, where they had just returned to Auburn after attending a funeral back home. Aniah was reported missing to the Auburn Police Department on October 24, 2019.
On November 25, human remains were found in the woods in Macon County, as were articles of clothing matching what Aniah had been wearing when she disappeared. The remains were identified as Aniah Blanchard’s two days later. An autopsy found that she had been killed by a gunshot wound.
Since her tragic death, Aniah’s parents were vocal and dedicated proponents of Aniah’s Law. The bill seeked to expand the list of serious crimes for which judges can deny bail, adding Class-A felonies including murder, kidnapping, assault, sexual torture, rape, domestic violence, human trafficking, aggravated child abuse, and terrorism. In these cases, prosecutors can propose a hearing during which the defendant is allowed to testify and present or cross-examine witnesses. The judge can then choose to grant or deny bail based on the testimonies and evidence presented. Aniah's Law was passed in November 8, 2022. Now judges across the state are using it to deny bail under Aniah's Law.
In the face of this tragedy, Aniah’s family and friends have found many other ways to honor her life, preserve her memory, and work toward making a difference for victims of violent crime and their families.
Aniah’s Heart is dedicated to supporting, educating, and spreading awareness among those who have been touched by violent crime as well as those who, thanks to the non-profit’s efforts, may never have to. Aniah's mother, Angela Harris and her older brother Elijah Blanchard, continue to be an inspiration of strength to us all and a beacon of hope for their community. Together they have started Angels of Empowerment. They have chosen a path to empower and help others with grief, trauma, victims of violent crimes and abuse by taking what they have experienced and been through these last few years and guiding others to see their way through the dark and find the light on the other side. Please click on the name to visit their page. I hope that their guidance can give you some comfort in knowing you do not have to walk this alone.
On November 25, human remains were found in the woods in Macon County, as were articles of clothing matching what Aniah had been wearing when she disappeared. The remains were identified as Aniah Blanchard’s two days later. An autopsy found that she had been killed by a gunshot wound.
Since her tragic death, Aniah’s parents were vocal and dedicated proponents of Aniah’s Law. The bill seeked to expand the list of serious crimes for which judges can deny bail, adding Class-A felonies including murder, kidnapping, assault, sexual torture, rape, domestic violence, human trafficking, aggravated child abuse, and terrorism. In these cases, prosecutors can propose a hearing during which the defendant is allowed to testify and present or cross-examine witnesses. The judge can then choose to grant or deny bail based on the testimonies and evidence presented. Aniah's Law was passed in November 8, 2022. Now judges across the state are using it to deny bail under Aniah's Law.
In the face of this tragedy, Aniah’s family and friends have found many other ways to honor her life, preserve her memory, and work toward making a difference for victims of violent crime and their families.
Aniah’s Heart is dedicated to supporting, educating, and spreading awareness among those who have been touched by violent crime as well as those who, thanks to the non-profit’s efforts, may never have to. Aniah's mother, Angela Harris and her older brother Elijah Blanchard, continue to be an inspiration of strength to us all and a beacon of hope for their community. Together they have started Angels of Empowerment. They have chosen a path to empower and help others with grief, trauma, victims of violent crimes and abuse by taking what they have experienced and been through these last few years and guiding others to see their way through the dark and find the light on the other side. Please click on the name to visit their page. I hope that their guidance can give you some comfort in knowing you do not have to walk this alone.
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