Judge denies motion to suppress statements in Geanna Bradley murder case

Defense attorneys for the adoptive parents and grandmother of Geanna Bradley, the 10-year-old girl whose emaciated body was found covered in bruises at their Wahiawa home in 2024, argued their clients were not read their Miranda rights by police who suspected or should have suspected them of what the defense attorneys called “horrific” crimes.

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