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CLEVELAND — <\/span>A Cleveland judge set bail at $2 million Friday for a woman accused of killing<\/a> her two young daughters and burying them in suitcases in shallow graves.<\/p>\n Aliyah Henderson, 28, faces two counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of Mila Chatman and Amor Wilson, whose bodies were recovered after a dog walker alerted police to one of the suitcases on Monday<\/a>.<\/p>\n Henderson said little during the brief court appearance. Prosecutors said they found no criminal record for her, and Henderson’s public defender said she has a place to live and had been looking for a job.<\/p>\n Mila’s father, DeShaun Chatman, described her as happy-go-lucky \u2014 a \u201ckid’s kid\u201d who was always smiling. He said he hadn’t seen Mila for five years and had unsuccessfully sought emergency custody.<\/p>\n Cullen Sweeney, the chief public defender in Cuyahoga County, declined to comment on the case after the hearing. It’s not clear who will represent Henderson going forward.<\/p>\n The county Medical Examiner\u2019s Office has said Mila would have been 8 years old, her half-sister Amor 10, and that DNA relationship testing helped identify them. Authorities said a third child, apparently healthy, was in the hands of child welfare authorities after being found in a home that investigators searched. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n