JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The story of the 1998 kidnapping of a Jacksonville infant girl -- and the 2017 discovery that the girl was still alive -- is coming to the small screen.
"Kidnapped: The Kamiyah Mobley Story" will premiere on 2020 on Lifetime and will be produced by award-winning journalist Robin Roberts, according to Deadline.
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Nicey Nash will star as Gloria Williams, the woman who kidnapped Kamiyah Mobley as a newborn infant from what was then known as University Medical Center. Nash has appeared in "When They See Us" and "Claws."
Williams is currently serving an 18-year prison sentence for Mobley's kidnapping.
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Rayven Symone Ferrell will play Kamiyah Mobley, who Williams raised as her own daughter in South Carolina under the name Alexis Manigo.
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Ferrell is known for her role in "The Hate U Give."
Ta'Rhonda Jones, who is known as Pasha on FOX's "Empire," will take on the role of Shanara Mobley, Kamiyah's mother, who was just a teen when her first baby was taken.
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