I don't understand this and it makes me really sad when I think about it. How in the hell could anybody harm a little boy not only harm him but kill him and them dump his little body like it was bag of trash. To me this is sick and whoever did it I hope they burn in hell. The other thing that makes me sad is this little boy nobody knows who he is he has no name. Somebody out there knows who this little boy is and they need to do the right thing and step up and tell us what his name is so we can lay him to rest the right way. Take a look this little angel and if you know who it is call and let the police know. Please repost this on your blogs or your social networks lets get this little boy picture out there somebody somewhere knows who this boy is.
By: Ryan
Mystery Maine Boy Found Dead on Rural Road Puzzles Investigators
Despite receiving at least 100 tips, police said they're no closer to identifying the dead boy found under a blanket on a rural road in Maine.
"Somebody has got to miss this child. He's a nephew of somebody, a son or grandson of somebody. ... It's just been very, very frustrating that we haven't gotten any leads, significant leads, in identifying this child," said Maine State Police Lt. Brian McDonough.
On Saturday, the body of a boy between the ages of 4 and 5 was found on Dennett Road in South Berwick, Maine, at around 5 p.m. A passerby who lives in the neighborhood saw the body with a blanket over it, police said. Police won't reveal how decomposed the body was or if the body showed signs of trauma.
"I think this is a suspicious death. There's a lot that we still don't know that we need to learn from people that were familiar with him," said McDonough.
What makes the discovery of the body even more of a mystery is no boy has been reported missing in Maine, New Hampshire or Massachusetts who fits the boy's description, authorities said.
Before the body was found, residents spotted a woman driving a blue pickup truck in the area Saturday morning.
A blue Toyota Tacoma pickup truck was seen in the area Saturday, and so obviously, we need to check that out," said Stephen McCausland, spokesman for the Maine State Police.
The truck has an extended cab and a full cap over the bed. Police have not been able to track where the truck is licensed. Over the weekend, police took castings of tire impressions and foot impressions on the road.
Today, police are looking at surveillance video, hoping they might catch a glimpse of the child.
McDonough said that he believes the person who dumped the body had to be familiar with the rural, semi-paved road because it is in a remote area.
South Berwick is near the New Hampshire border, and New Hampshire authorities have been helping in the investigation. Members of Team Adam from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children are also involved. Team Adam includes former law enforcement officials and those familiar with missing children cases.
The State Police Computer Crimes Unit produced a computer-generated photo of the unidentified boy. The boy was 3 feet, 8 inches tall and weighed 45 pounds. He had dirty blond hair and blue eyes. His baby teeth had yet to fall out.
The fully clothed boy was wearing a gray colored camouflage hooded sweatshirt, khaki pants, a navy blue T-shirt with "Aviator Series" displayed on the front and "Lightning McQueen" black sneakers, police said.
Police thought that they had a near break in the case earlier today when a law enforcement tip led them to search for a boy of a similar build and description as the unidentified boy. A check revealed that the boy was safely at home.
"Progress is coming in, leads, and information is coming in, and as long as that continues we have something to follow up on and work to do," McDonough said.
Anyone with information about the boy's identity or the Toyota Tacoma pickup truck spotted in the area should call Maine State Police at 207-657-3030.
By: Jessica Hopper
abcnews.go.com
By: Ryan
Mystery Maine Boy Found Dead on Rural Road Puzzles Investigators
Despite receiving at least 100 tips, police said they're no closer to identifying the dead boy found under a blanket on a rural road in Maine.
"Somebody has got to miss this child. He's a nephew of somebody, a son or grandson of somebody. ... It's just been very, very frustrating that we haven't gotten any leads, significant leads, in identifying this child," said Maine State Police Lt. Brian McDonough.
On Saturday, the body of a boy between the ages of 4 and 5 was found on Dennett Road in South Berwick, Maine, at around 5 p.m. A passerby who lives in the neighborhood saw the body with a blanket over it, police said. Police won't reveal how decomposed the body was or if the body showed signs of trauma.
"I think this is a suspicious death. There's a lot that we still don't know that we need to learn from people that were familiar with him," said McDonough.
What makes the discovery of the body even more of a mystery is no boy has been reported missing in Maine, New Hampshire or Massachusetts who fits the boy's description, authorities said.
Before the body was found, residents spotted a woman driving a blue pickup truck in the area Saturday morning.
A blue Toyota Tacoma pickup truck was seen in the area Saturday, and so obviously, we need to check that out," said Stephen McCausland, spokesman for the Maine State Police.
The truck has an extended cab and a full cap over the bed. Police have not been able to track where the truck is licensed. Over the weekend, police took castings of tire impressions and foot impressions on the road.
Today, police are looking at surveillance video, hoping they might catch a glimpse of the child.
McDonough said that he believes the person who dumped the body had to be familiar with the rural, semi-paved road because it is in a remote area.
South Berwick is near the New Hampshire border, and New Hampshire authorities have been helping in the investigation. Members of Team Adam from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children are also involved. Team Adam includes former law enforcement officials and those familiar with missing children cases.
The State Police Computer Crimes Unit produced a computer-generated photo of the unidentified boy. The boy was 3 feet, 8 inches tall and weighed 45 pounds. He had dirty blond hair and blue eyes. His baby teeth had yet to fall out.
The fully clothed boy was wearing a gray colored camouflage hooded sweatshirt, khaki pants, a navy blue T-shirt with "Aviator Series" displayed on the front and "Lightning McQueen" black sneakers, police said.
Police thought that they had a near break in the case earlier today when a law enforcement tip led them to search for a boy of a similar build and description as the unidentified boy. A check revealed that the boy was safely at home.
"Progress is coming in, leads, and information is coming in, and as long as that continues we have something to follow up on and work to do," McDonough said.
Anyone with information about the boy's identity or the Toyota Tacoma pickup truck spotted in the area should call Maine State Police at 207-657-3030.
By: Jessica Hopper
abcnews.go.com
it is too bad this little boy had to die. I hope they catch whoever did it.
I recently read an article about another kid that died.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/australasia/man-lsquothrows-daughter-off-bridgersquo-1520154.html
I agree. This is really horrible. The mystery is that nobody seems to have reported him missing. I just had the awful thought that it was the boy's parent(s) who killed him. Still, someone else has to have known him so eventually, he will have to be identified.
His Bitch of a mother lives
here and is the one who killed
him...
I just saw it on the news...
TOTALLY FREAKED ME OUT! This poor
little baby...Cute as a button...
Breaks my heart...
HUGS!!!!!
Mom-2
When you live where I live, halfway between New York and Phildadelphia, with other large NJ cities in between, unfortunately this is something you see on the news all the time.
In the past week, there were three. It's very sad, and I think this is why people from different regions in America vote so differently from people in places where there isn't a lot of crime.