In the wake of a grim discovery in North Austin, local authorities from the Austin Police Department, alongside the Austin Fire Department and Austin/Travis County Emergency Medical Services, descended upon The Revl Apartments on a distress call that would mark the city's 12th homicide of the year. On the evening of March 10, responders rushed to the unit at 5629 North Lamar Boulevard responding to reports of a three-month-old infant found unresponsive.

Rescue efforts were launched in earnest as emergency personnel delivered life-saving aid and quickly transported the infant to the hospital. In a tragic turn of events, the child, whose identity remains withheld, succumbed to their condition mere days later, pronounced dead on March 15. As investigators delved deeper, a disturbing revelation surfaced: the deceased infant's twin sister bore signs of non-accidental harm, a wound upon the community, and an indictment of an untold horror beneath a domestic facade.

Brittney Alisha Bailey, tied to the horrifying circumstances by findings at the scene, has been arrested on a first-degree felony charge of Injury to a Child connected to injuries sustained by the surviving twin, according to the official report. As the case unfolds, with its layers of grief and grim inquiry, Child Abuse Detectives act with necessitated urgency.

The Austin Police Department, now spearheading an investigation marred by the unimaginable, has issued a call for the public's assistance. Tips, they hope, might illuminate paths yet untraveled in their search for justice. Anonymous information can be submitted through the Capital Area Crime Stoppers Program by visiting austincrimestoppers.org or by calling 512-472-8477, where a reward of up to $1,000 stands as an incentive for information leading to an arrest.