An Idaho infant, 10-month-old Zeke Best, was found dead over the weekend, just a day after an Amber Alert was issued for him. His father, Jeremy Albert Best, was arrested in connection with his wife’s death and the baby’s kidnapping. A hunter alerted authorities after spotting Best naked and making strange statements on the side of the road, leading police to discover the baby’s body near his vehicle. Best was also sought in the homicide of his wife, Kali Jean Randall. The investigation is ongoing, with Best currently in jail awaiting arraignment. Law enforcement extended their condolences to the family.
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