Remains found of 3 Memphis children may have been there for years, police say
Summary
Police in Memphis found the remains of three unidentified children, estimated to be between 3 and 7 years old. The remains were discovered starting in early March and may have been there for years, with investigations ongoing to identify the children and find the cause of death.Key Facts
- A skull was first found on March 8 by someone walking a dog near a wooded area in Memphis.
- A larger search followed, involving police and specialized teams, including a K-9 cadaver dog.
- Another skull and 14 bones were found by April 2 in and near a drainage system.
- About 170 personnel from agencies like the FBI and search and rescue were involved in the investigation.
- The children are not listed as reported missing in the Memphis area.
- Authorities do not believe there is any current public safety threat.
- Police are working to identify the children and determine how they died.
- Officials asked the public to come forward if they know about any missing children related to the case.
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