The Chicago Police enter their 4th day of investigation into the identity
of a child’s body parts that were found over the weekend in a lagoon located in Chicago’s West Side Garfield Park. The remains are reported to belong to an African American child between the ages of 2 and 3.
CHICAGO, IL. Sep 9, 2015 – Chicago Police enter their 4th day of investigation into the identity of a child’s body parts that were recovered over the weekend from a lagoon located in Chicago’s Garfield Park.CHICAGO, IL. Sep 9, 2015 – Water Management crews work to drain the lagoon in Chicago’s West Side Garfield Park after a child’s foot was found on Saturday. Divers searching the lagoon over the weekend also recovered a head, a second foot, and hands.CHICAGO, IL. Sep 9, 2015 – Water Management crews build a temporary dam at Central Park Ave. in order to began draining the west side of Garfield Park Lagoon. Police are conducting an investigation into the identity of a toddler’s remains which were found there over the weekend.CHICAGO, IL. Sep 9, 2015 – Water crews pump out Chicago’s Garfield Park lagoon where a toddler’s body parts were found over the weekend. Much of the water is being pumped into the sewers on Hamlin Boulevard.CHICAGO, IL. Sep 9, 2015 – A Chicago Police Marine Unit diver gets his diving suit hosed off after searching the lagoon at Garfield Park on Wednesday. A toddler’s decomposed feet and hands were found there on Saturday.CHICAGO, IL. Sep 9, 2015 – Balloons left near the entrance of Garfield Park on Tuesday evening by a local community group called Chicago Citizens for Change, blow in the wind as the Chicago Police begin day 4 of their investigation into the identity of a toddler’s decomposed feet and hands.
