Woman Revealed Infant Death to Wichita Falls Police
Sarah Kerzmann confessed to concealing her infant son's body in a bucket of cement in 2023.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Babies
On August 26, 2026, Sarah Kerzmann told a Wichita Falls police detective that she and Craig Kerzmann concealed their infant son Aurelius in a bucket of concrete. She reported discovering the child deceased on April 26, 2023, while the family resided in the city.
Why it matters
The disclosure exposes a long-concealed tragedy involving premature triplets born in November 2022. Sarah Kerzmann claimed the actions were driven by her partner's fear of law enforcement involvement and threats regarding the custody of their other children.
The triplets were born prematurely on November 15, 2022, and spent 2.5 months in the NICU. Sarah Kerzmann reported the couple spent 7 weeks living in Wichita Falls before eventually moving to North Dakota by May 3, 2023.
The players
Sarah Kerzmann
She is the mother of the triplets who provided testimony to law enforcement regarding the infant's death.
Craig Kerzmann
He is the partner of Sarah Kerzmann who allegedly participated in the concealment of the remains.
Wichita Falls Police Department
This local agency conducted the investigative interview concerning the death of the infant.
The details
Sarah Kerzmann stated that after finding the infant not breathing, she purchased cement and a container to hide the body. She alleged that Craig Kerzmann mixed the concrete in their kitchen while she changed the child, later transporting the container during their subsequent relocations.
Timeline
November 15, 2022: The triplets were born prematurely.
April 26, 2023: Sarah Kerzmann discovered the infant Aurelius deceased.
May 3, 2023: The couple had relocated to Minot, North Dakota.
August 26, 2026: A detective interviewed Sarah Kerzmann in the Ward County Jail.
Culture Shift
This case follows the evidentiary patterns set by the 2023 Minot remains recovery case. The incident highlights the extreme lengths to which individuals may go to conceal domestic tragedies under the pressure of alleged coercive control.
The revelation of these events may affect local perceptions of safety and historical records for residents of Wichita Falls. There are no specific security or safety advisories currently issued for the general public regarding this closed investigation.
The takeaway
This case serves as a somber reminder of the complexities inherent in domestic crises involving child welfare. Parents experiencing extreme distress or fear regarding child custody should reach out to established social services or legal aid organizations for support.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Texomashomepage.com - KFDX, KJTL.
