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The 36-year-old boyfriend of a teenage girl who went missing in 2019 has been charged with two felony counts of sexual abuse of children “resulting from child sexual abuse material found on his cell phone,” Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced Tuesday.
Edmund Davis was arrested Monday afternoon in Chinook, Montana. The material was allegedly found on a cellphone he tossed into a garbage can during a police search of his home on July 26, according to charging documents filed in Hill County District Court.
Alicia Navarro, “a high function autistic child” who vanished from Glendale, Arizona when she was 14, walked into a police station in Montana on July 23 to identify herself and ask for help to get off a list of missing juveniles “as she wanted to begin living her life as an adult,” the documents say. Navarro, now 18, had been living with Davis, police said in the filing, which identifies Davis as her boyfriend.