Prosecutors in Louisiana and Mississippi are advancing plea negotiations in the widely followed 2024 case involving the death of Callie Brunett and the kidnapping of her two daughters. Court filings confirm that both suspects, Daniel Callihan and Victoria Cox, are now expected to face lengthy prison terms as agreements take shape across state and federal jurisdictions. The case began in June 2024, when a multistate search for Brunett and her missing children led authorities to arrest the pair in Mississippi, marking a major development in a tragedy that drew national attention.
