Australian police have discovered the remains of an 18-month-old toddler in the garden of a house that had been buried there for more than a decade. No one reported the disappearance of the child all the time, while his parents and two other minors were supposed to go abroad. , Only an autopsy will determine the child’s true identity.
- Australian police discovered the remains of a toddler in the garden of a house.
- The bones should have been buried for more than ten years.
- No one reported the child’s disappearance for years.
The remains were underground for several years
At the beginning of December, the police received a report about the disappearance of a child in a residence in the Australian city of Melbourne. The officers should have been contacted by a close family member who, according to the investigators, could no longer hide the truth. A patrol dispatched based on a tip discovered the boy’s body. , after six hours of digging they pulled out the remains that were supposed to be buried for more than 10 years.
The remains are believed to belong to a child who lived at this address in 2014 with his two siblings and parents. The child has not been reported missing since then, and investigators believe the family has since moved abroad, possibly to Albania.
Police discovered the remains after several hours. (illustrative photo)
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The current resident of the property was informed by the police about the shocking discovery. He stated that he had no idea about the bones in the garden. “Something like this shouldn’t happen, but it was 14 years ago. It’s really, really terrible,” he said, adding that he had no information about the previous owners of the house. Investigators said that while the remains have not yet been officially identified, an autopsy will provide more information.
