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Related Coverage Mother of slain Owen Collins pleads guilty to meth charge 
  
 WELLS COUNTY, Ind. (WANE) The mother of a 3-year-old boy whose body was found burned in a woods in rural Wells County was sentenced Tuesday for a drug charge, in line with a plea deal that found her free of a high-level neglect count and five other felonies related to his death. 
  
 Breanna Arnold, the 23-year-old mother of Owen Collins, was sentenced Tuesday in Wells Circuit Court to 20 years in prison and two and a half years of probation for a single charge of Level 2 felony dealing in methamphetamine. As part of the deal with the Wells County Prosecutor’s Office Arnold agreed to in late November, additional charges of neglect of a dependent resulting in death, neglect of a dependent, altering the scene of a death, abuse of a corpse and obstruction of justice were dropped. 
  
 The sentence was the maximum sentence possible under that plea deal. 
  
 Young Owen’s body was found Jan. 18, 2015, in a charred cardboard box in a wooded area. Police had been searching for him after he was reported missing. 
  
 ”As soon as she found out her child her dead if she picked up the other one and ran out screaming saying, ‘call the police. Someone help me my child is dead.’ I don’t think she would have ever gotten charged,” Arnold’s attorney Nikos Nakos said. 
  
 Police said that Arnold, her boyfriend, 31-year-old Zachary S. Barnes, and a then-16-year-old Zachary Barker, were all “shooting dope” in their Normandy Drive home on two days before and into the morning. They reportedly told police that at one point, Arnold went into a back bedroom to check on Owen and his 6-year-old-brother, and found Owen dead. 
  
 Barnes told police that he suggested they get rid of the boy’s body. 
  
 At that point, Barnes and the teen told police they wrapped the child in plastic wrap and stuffed him into a dresser drawer. On Sunday morning, Barnes and Barker put Owen in a cardboard box and rode with a woman to Marion. The woman, who spoke to police later, said Barnes put a cardboard box into the back seat of her car. She said she did not know what was in the box. 
  
 The woman told police before they made it to Marion, the three stopped at a wooded area and Barnes and Barker set the box with Collins in it down, poured nail polish on it and set it on fire. The scene was some 12 miles from Owen’s home. 
  
 In Marion then, Barnes told his brother that Owen had gone missing. Joseph Barnes called the Wells County Sheriff’s Department and asked if any children had been reported missing, which set off a search for the boy. 
  
 Days later, Arnold and Barnes were charged. In June 2015, Barnes pleaded guilty to murdering Owen. He was sentenced 50 years. 
  
 Barker pleaded guilty in August 2015 to abuse of a corpse and dealing methamphetamine in a separate deal with prosecutors that dropped four additional charges against him. He was sentenced to 12 years behind bars. ||||| BLUFFTON – A Bluffton woman was sentenced Tuesday to 20 years in prison in the death of one of her children who was beaten and set on fire two years ago. 
  
 Breanna Arnold, 22, had been charged with several different crimes, including neglect of a dependent, obstruction of justice, abuse of a corpse and dealing methamphetamine. All the charges were dropped except for one charge she pleaded guilty to: Preparing meth in a home occupied by children. 
  
 Arnold’s younger son, Owen Collins, 3, died in the mobile home that Arnold, boyfriend Zachary Barnes and a friend, Zachary Barker, occupied outside of Bluffton on Jan. 17, 2015. Arnold and Barnes wrapped Owen’s body in plastic and hid it in a dresser drawer before Barnes and Barker removed the body, tried to chop it up and later took it to a nearby woods and set it on fire. 
  
 Arnold initially told police she didn’t know what had happened to her child. 
  
 She had thought the child had died from eating meth. Later it was determined the toddler had died of blunt force trauma inflicted by Barnes, then 31, who had a history of violence and drug use. He pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to 50 years for killing the boy. 
  
 Wells County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Christopher Harvey argued that Arnold knew what had happened to her child, but when police came to investigate after a family member expressed concern for the child’s safety, she wasn’t initially cooperative, refusing to tell police anything she knew for more than 12 hours. 
  
 Harvey said the body could have been found quickly if she had cooperated and told police the truth about where he child was. It was later determined she had nothing to do with the child’s death. 
  
 In a statement by Arnold, read to the court by her attorney, Nikos Nakos, she said that on the day that Owen Collins was killed, she was trying to keep herself and her other son, Travis, 6, alive and if she would have acted, they would have both ended up dead. She also acknowledged that her younger son had been denied a life because of her poor judgment. 
  
 Nakos called several character witnesses who described how Arnold had a very hard upbringing. Witnesses included teachers at an alternative school who watched her work hard toward her high school diploma while she was 15, pregnant and working. Witnesses described her as a good mother who tried hard but never had much of a chance. 
  
 Nakos asked for a 20-year sentence with 10 years suspended, one year to be served in Community Corrections and the rest on probation. 
  
 The prosecution acknowledged Arnold had had a hard life but pointed out she had various mentors who tried to help her, yet she still turned to drugs. They said Arnold had an obligation to care for and protect her children, but she didn’t, and for two months before Owen Collins’ death they were cooking meth in the trailer where they lived. 
  
 Wells Circuit Court Judge Kenton Kiracofe handed Arnold a 221/2-year sentence, with 21/2 years suspended. She was also given credit for nearly two years spent in jail awaiting outcome of the case. 
  
 Barker, who was 16 at the time of the crime, admitted guilt to abuse of a corpse and dealing methamphetamine. In return, prosecutors dropped counts of neglect of a dependent causing serious bodily injury, neglect of a dependent and altering the scene of a death. Barker was sentenced to 141/2 years. 
  
 fgray@jg.net ||||| An Indiana woman who allegedly knew her boyfriend killed her 3-year-old son will serve 20 years in prison on a drug charge, after the other charges connected to the boy’s death were dropped, PEOPLE confirms. 
  
 Breanna Arnold, 22, was sentenced on Tuesday, according to a Wells County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office news release. She was facing several charges — including neglect of a dependent, obstruction of justice, abuse of a corpse and dealing methamphetamine — after her son died in 2015. Authorities say she had no role in his killing. 
  
 All but one of Arnold’s charges were dropped in December, when she pleaded guilty to preparing methamphetamine in excess of five grams in a home occupied by children, a Wells County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office official tells PEOPLE. She was sentenced to 22-and-a-half years, with two-and-a-half years suspended. 
  
 On Jan. 17, 2015, Arnold’s son Owen Collins died in the mobile home outside of Bluffton, Indiana, that she shared with boyfriend Zachary Barnes and friend Zachary Barker, according to prosecutors. 
  
 On Jan. 18, 2015, Arnold reported her son missing. His body was found by police during their investigation into his disappearance. 
  
 Arnold initially told police she didn’t know what happened to her son, and investigators believed Owen died from exposure to meth. However, an autopsy later determined that Owen died of blunt force trauma — and Arnold knew more about his death than she told investigators, prosecutors said. 
  
 Owen was fatally hit by Barnes, who has a history of violence and drug use, according to authorities. The boy’s body was then allegedly wrapped in plastic and hid in a dresser by Arnold and Barnes, before Barnes and Barker tried to chop it up. 
  
 Owen’s body was later taken to the woods nearby and set on fire, where it was discovered. 
  
 Wells County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Christopher Harvey has claimed that Arnold knew what happened to her son and withheld information from police for up to 12 hours following Owen’s death. 
  
 Arnold said, in a statement read by her attorney, that the child was killed that January day while she was trying to protect her other son — and she could not have done anything out of fear for their lives, the Journal Gazette reports. 
  
 She admitted Owen “had been denied a life because of her poor judgment,” according to the Journal Gazette, which paraphrased her statement. (Her attorney could not be reached.) 
  
 Arnold’s attorney argued that she had a hard upbringing, and he called multiple character witnesses, including teachers — but prosecutors said she had turned to drugs despite offered help from others, even cooking meth in her home in the months before Owen died, the Gazette reports. 
  
 Barnes, Arnold’s boyfriend, pleaded guilty to murder and in August 2015 was sentenced to 50 years in prison, Wells County Prosecutor’s Office officials tell PEOPLE. 
  
 Barker, who was 16 at the time of the death, admitted to being guilty of abuse of a corpse and dealing meth. He was originally charged with neglect of a dependent causing serious bodily injury, neglect of a dependent and altering the scene of a death, prosecutors said. But those charges were dropped in return for a guilty plea. He was sentenced to 14 and a half years. 
  
 Arnold must serve more than 15 years of her sentence to be eligible for release. |||||
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The mother of a 3-year-old boy whose burned body was found in a wooded area in Indiana has been sentenced to 20 years in prison—though not in relation to his death. Breanna Arnold, 22, was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison with 2.5 years suspended on Tuesday after pleading guilty to preparing meth in a home occupied by children, prosecutors tell People. Other charges against her—including neglect, abuse of a corpse, and altering the scene of a death—were dropped as part of a plea deal, reports WANE. The charges stemmed from January 2015, when authorities found the burned body of Arnold's son, Owen, in the woods after a family member told police that the boy was missing, reports the Journal Gazette. Police determined he died of blunt force trauma. Police say Arnold wasn't involved in her son's death. Instead, they say her live-in boyfriend, Zachary Barnes—now serving 50 years in prison for Owen's murder—fatally struck the boy inside their mobile home near Bluffton. However, authorities believe Arnold helped Barnes wrap his body in plastic and hid it in a dresser before Barnes and Zachary Barker—a friend who also lived at the home and was 16 at the time of the crime—attempted to dismember the body and eventually set it on fire in the woods. Barker pleaded guilty to abuse of a corpse and dealing meth in 2015 and was sentenced to 14.5 years in prison. In a statement, Arnold later said she and her other son, then 6, were afraid for their lives. (A boy allegedly died after years locked in closets.)