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Police say a 15-year-old girl helped three housemates bury her mother's body in their backyard, then planted flowers over her grave.
All four were charged with first-degree murder after police discovered the body of 36-year-old Tammie Garlin buried behind the Portage, Wis., home, according to court documents.
At the house they all shared, police discovered an 11-year-old boy bleeding, burned and abused and hiding in a closet, an abducted child and Garlin's body.
Felicia Garlin, 15, was charged Tuesday. Candace Clark, 23, Michael Sisk, 26, and Michaela Clerc were all charged with first-degree murder and 10 other counts by the Columbia County District Attorney's office.
The charges stem from an investigation that began June 14, when the Portage Police Department received a request from sheriffs in Lake County, Fla., to investigate the abduction of a 2-year-old girl, according to a police search warrant.
After the housemates gave police fictitious names, they were all brought to the police station for questioning. When they interviewed the four separately, police learned there was an 11-year-old boy, who had been severely burned, hiding in a closet in the home.
Police then began to ask about the whereabouts of Felicia Garlin's mother, according to the warrant. Detectives were told the mother had AIDS and cancer and had died.
During questioning, Clerc allegedly told police that Tammie Garlin had died and she was in the backyard of the home. Police returned with search dogs and uncovered the body in a deep grave.
Felicia Garlin told police that Sisk had kicked her mother in the stomach over Memorial Day weekend and told her, Clark and Clerc to put her in the trunk of a car, according to the search warrant. The foursome then allegedly drove to Wal-Mart to buy a shovel.
Felicia Garlin told police that during the ride to Wal-Mart, she believed her mother was still alive because she heard her moaning in the trunk.
The group allegedly left the mother in the trunk of the car overnight and dug a hole and buried her the next night. Felicia Garlin covered the body with dirt and placed flowers on top of the grave, according to the warrant.
The four were also charged with child abuse in connection with the condition of the boy.