Missing in my hometown of Chirstchurch, New Zealand since August 22/23 2011
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6008855/Family-begs-Where-is-our-boy
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6008855/Family-begs-Where-is-our-boy
The case of missing Christchurch teenager Hayden Miles has become a homicide inquiry.
The shift in police focus coincides with an ongoing detailed forensic search of a rundown house at 612 Cashel St, Linwood.
Hayden's blood has been found in the house.
The officers, together with Environmental Science and Research staff, a forensic pathologist and other experts began searching the Ruru Lawn Cemetery in Linwood today for the body of the 15-year-old, who disappeared on August 22.
Human remains found at cemetery in Hayden Miles search
Christchurch police investigating the murder of teenager Hayden Miles have recovered human remains from a crime scene at the Ruru Lawn Cemetery in Linwood.
Fifteen-year-old Hayden Miles went missing in August while under Child, Youth and Family care.
A 27-year-old has been charged with his murder but until now a body has not been found.
More remains found in Hayden Miles murder inquiry
Hadyen was last seen in August
Thu, 15 Dec 2011 6:22p.m.
By Jessica Rowe
Christchurch police have widened their inquiry into the murder of 15-year-old Hayden Miles, taking away remains from a second cemetery and returning to dig up the back yard where the boy was last seen in August.
Earlier this week they confirmed they had retrieved human remains from the Ruru Lawn Cemetery, and today they appeared to have done the same thing at the nearby Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Police have confirmed they have found the remains of Christchurch teenager Hayden Miles after investigations at a cemetery.
Gavin Gosnell, 28, was sentenced to a minimum of 18 years non-parole when he appeared in the High Court at Christchurch this morning...
He was found guilty in April of murdering 15-year-old Hayden, whose body parts were found in unmarked graves at two Christchurch cemeteries four months after he went missing.
The jury heard Hayden was at Gosnell's Linwood flat in August 2011, when Gosnell bashed him unconscious. He then cleaned Hayden up and left him on a couch, where Gosnell's then-partner found him dead the next morning. Gosnell used a knife and saw to cut Hayden's body into 12 parts, before being dumped into the graves, where they lay undiscovered until December 2011.