Wichita Falls Detective Interviews Woman in North Dakota Infant Death Case
A Wichita Falls Police Department detective interviewed Sarah Kerzmann regarding the death of her infant, whose body was discovered in a cement-filled plastic bucket in Minot, North Dakota.
Wichita Falls & Lawton, TX, September 29, 2026 — A detective from the Wichita Falls Police Department has conducted an interview with Sarah Kerzmann in connection with the death of her infant. The infant’s body was reportedly discovered in Minot, North Dakota.
Details indicate that the infant’s remains were found encased in cement within a plastic bucket. The circumstances surrounding the discovery are being investigated by authorities in North Dakota. The Wichita Falls Police Department’s involvement stems from the location of the interview and its potential connection to the ongoing investigation.
The specific nature of the interview conducted by the Wichita Falls detective was not detailed. Information regarding the timeline of events, including when the infant died, when the body was placed in the bucket, or when it was discovered, has not been publicly released. Similarly, the relationship between Sarah Kerzmann and the location where the infant’s body was found is not specified in available information.
The North Dakota authorities are leading the investigation into the death. The Wichita Falls Police Department’s role appears to be in facilitating interviews or gathering information related to the case. Further details regarding the investigation, potential charges, or the cause of death have not been provided.
The discovery of the infant’s body in such a manner has prompted a thorough investigation. Updates on the case are expected as authorities continue to gather evidence and information. The contractor’s name and any other involved parties were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Connor Nielsen on www.texomashomepage.com, see more information here.
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