It is just tooooo coincidental to me that brother/sister have been living there for three years and they haven't seen a strange person dumping babies in their backyard under all the junk....pretty risky for some stranger to put the one UNDER their trailer, instead of dumping it in the pond, no???
"One of the mobile homes had recently become vacant, and the owner was cleaning it up, Grisham said. The owner pulled back the metal "skirt" around the bottom of the mobile home and was "digging around in there," and found a plastic bag, Grisham said.
When the man opened it up, he found a box, and inside the box he found the "bones of a very young infant," Grisham told CNN. He continued to look, and found another plastic container with more remains inside, of a "similar-aged infant," before calling 911, Grisham said."
You have to work, generally, to put something under a trailer, unless the skirting was flapping in the wind. That would take a big, brass pair, IMO. Too bad there isn't more information on the first baby, how old it was, how long it had been there, etc. That might say alot...
Interesting also that they didn't have contact with their neighbors....
"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."
MOO
