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INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis mother is pleading for the return of her son’s ashes after they were taken when someone stole her wallet last week.
Kayla Goding’s partner says Kayla was working the cash register at the Dollar General at 2001 W. Washington Street on April 22 when a male customer stole her wallet.
Inside was something priceless and irreplaceable: a necklace with a charm containing her son’s ashes.
The charm is in the shape of angel wings and has Kayla’s son’s initials, “KAG,” on the back.
Kayden Andrew Goding was delivered at 13 weeks and two days through a D&C (dilation and curettage) procedure following a miscarriage in 2021.
Now, Kayla says she wants the man who stole her wallet to come forward.
“I want his [Kayden’s] charm back and for him to turn himself in because not only did he steal from me but a deceased child and my son who is alive and well.”
She asks anyone who has the charm or any pawn shop that may have come in possession of it to either return it to a Safe Haven location on the west side of Indianapolis or contact her at kaylagoding769@gmail.com.
Kayla says a police report was filed when her wallet was stolen originally, so people can also reach out to IMPD if they have any information on the suspect.
She says while the stolen wallet is important — it can be replaced. Her son’s ashes cannot.
“I just want my baby boy’s ashes.”
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