Two dead newborn babies discovered at a recycling center in New Jersey, leaving authorities to piece together who they belonged to and how exactly they died.
The authorities were first alerted to the Colgate Paper Stock company in New Brunswick, New Jersey, at approximately 9 a.m. on Wednesday morning to reports of a baby’s body being found, according toEvidence uncovered during the initial investigation led police to recover another body of a newborn child at the same site about six hours after the first grisly discovery was made.
Two dead newborn babies have been discovered at a recycling center in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Feb. 19, 2020, leaving authorities to piece together who they belonged to and how exactly they died.
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