Bond Denied for Father Accused of Burying Infant Son Alive in South Carolina
Bond has been denied for Michael Comer, the father accused of burying his 11-month-old son alive in Lexington County, South Carolina. Comer faces charges including attempted murder, unlawful conduct toward a child, custodial interference, and burglary.
Savannah, GA, November 12, 2026 — In Lexington County, South Carolina, bond has been denied for Michael Comer, who faces serious charges in connection with the alleged burial of his 11-month-old son. The decision means Comer will remain in custody pending further legal proceedings.
Comer is accused of burying his infant son alive. The specific circumstances surrounding the incident, including the exact date it occurred and the condition of the child, were not detailed in the available information. The child’s current status is also not provided.
The charges filed against Michael Comer include attempted murder, unlawful conduct toward a child, custodial interference, and burglary. These charges indicate the gravity of the alleged actions and the potential penalties he could face.
The legal process following such accusations typically involves arraignments, preliminary hearings, and potentially a trial. Information regarding the specific timeline of these upcoming legal steps, as well as the names of the prosecuting attorneys or defense counsel, were not provided.
Further details regarding the investigation, the discovery of the incident, or any prior interactions with child protective services were not available in the provided summary. The resolution of this case will be determined through the judicial system.
Story summarized from the original created by Lenah Allen, Alex Kesler on www.wtoc.com, see more information here.
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