Footage obtained in the homicide investigation of Quawan "Bobby" Charles shows the Black teen leaving a Louisiana home days before he was found dead, police said.

"Good Morning America" talks with the mother of Quawan Charles, a Black teen found dead in a Louisiana sugar cane field earlier this month.

Quawan Charles, the Black Louisiana teen who died in "suspicious" circumstances earlier this month, will be laid to rest on Saturday.

A public funeral service for Quawan Charles, the Black Louisiana teen who died under "suspicious" circumstances, took place in Jeanerette, Louisiana, on Saturday.

Charles, 15, died under suspicious circumstances earlier this month and his family is still seeking answers about how it happened.

Authorities said they have obtained video footage in the investigation of a missing Black teenager that showed him alone near where his body was later found.

A 15-year-old was found dead in a sugar cane field in Baldwin, Louisiana.

Quawan Charles disappeared last month and was found dead days later in a sugar cane field; the case is being investigated as a possible homicide but his family is raising questions.

The mother of the 15-year-old talks about how she feels the police mishandled her son's case.