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Infants’ remains found under porch :cry: :shakehead:
06:38 PM CDT on Monday, August 24, 2009
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Authorities were still investigating how and when the infants died, said Dr. Roger Metcalf of the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office. He said a report could take several days, but a cause of death may never be determined depending on the state of decomposition.
“We’ll have to look at the evidence to see if it was a fetus, stillborn birth or was born alive,” Metcalf told The Associated Press.
Detectives also were trying to find out if anyone else stayed at the mobile home or lived there before the brother and sister, Grisham said.
“We’re looking for any type of evidence such as clothing or any more remains,” Grisham said. “We’ll be out here as long as we need to be.”
Bo Pavelka, 29, who lives across the street from the trailer, said he had seen a man play with a dog in the yard but had never talked to him.
“I’m curious and worried about who it is,” said Pavelka, who has two young children and a third child on the way. “Is it some girl having a baby and then throwing it out, or someone taking babies? We need to find out what the h*** is going on.”
Article:
http://www.khou.com/news/state/stories/khou090824_mh_infant-remains-porch.11171bed6.html
06:38 PM CDT on Monday, August 24, 2009
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Authorities were still investigating how and when the infants died, said Dr. Roger Metcalf of the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office. He said a report could take several days, but a cause of death may never be determined depending on the state of decomposition.
“We’ll have to look at the evidence to see if it was a fetus, stillborn birth or was born alive,” Metcalf told The Associated Press.
Detectives also were trying to find out if anyone else stayed at the mobile home or lived there before the brother and sister, Grisham said.
“We’re looking for any type of evidence such as clothing or any more remains,” Grisham said. “We’ll be out here as long as we need to be.”
Bo Pavelka, 29, who lives across the street from the trailer, said he had seen a man play with a dog in the yard but had never talked to him.
“I’m curious and worried about who it is,” said Pavelka, who has two young children and a third child on the way. “Is it some girl having a baby and then throwing it out, or someone taking babies? We need to find out what the h*** is going on.”
Article:
http://www.khou.com/news/state/stories/khou090824_mh_infant-remains-porch.11171bed6.html