Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=dURzKuuiReX Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Florida man who fed girl to alligators faces death penalty [YqV7OLXfvOi] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT A Florida man who kidnapped a young girl and fed her to alligators before she died now faces the death penalty. Harrel Braddy, 76, kidnapped Quatisha Maycock, five, and her mother Shandelle in November 1998 after meeting them at church. Braddy drove Shandelle to a remote sugar field and choked her until she was unconscious and left her to die. The mother somehow survived when she woke up and flagged down a driver for help. Braddy also left the woman's daughter, Quatisha, alive near a section of the Everglades ominously known as Alligator Alley, apparently afraid that she would identify him. The child was discovered dead two days later in a canal, allegedly after being attacked by alligators. Braddy is now back in court after changes to Florida's death penalty laws reopened his sentencing. #shorts #news #crime #florida #truecrime #alligator AtQx7w0s2TB WDaywfzfLDm NDuUR3bAfVh tCvBjbrNMHO IsG5okWy5eD ULhhPKmrZxX
A Florida man who kidnapped a young girl and fed her to alligators before she died now faces the death penalty. Harrel Braddy, 76, kidnapped Quatisha Maycock, five, and her mother Shandelle in November 1998 after meeting them at church. Braddy drove Shandelle to a remote sugar field and choked her until she was unconscious and left her to die. The mother somehow survived when she woke up and flagged down a driver for help. Braddy also left the woman's daughter, Quatisha, alive near a section of the Everglades ominously known as Alligator Alley, apparently afraid that she would identify him. The child was discovered dead two days later in a canal, allegedly after being attacked by alligators. Braddy is now back in court after changes to Florida's death penalty laws reopened his sentencing. #shorts #news #crime #florida #truecrime #alligator AtQx7w0s2TB WDaywfzfLDm NDuUR3bAfVh tCvBjbrNMHO IsG5okWy5eD ULhhPKmrZxX