DiDi in Kansas
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Prayers for Baby Raina! May she be found safe..raying:
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I'm getting the idea this woman was/is psychotic (PPP?), and/or was on drugs at the time of the little baby's birth.
It's just horrible. I'm glad LE are still looking for little Raina. Bless them.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Metro Police have arrested an Indianapolis mother who has refused to cooperate in the search for her missing newborn .
Sgt. Jackson said she and a group of 35-40 detectives and recruits from the police academy will suit up with special clothing, goggles and masks in hopes of finding any evidence of the child. By the time they return to the landfill, it will have been two weeks from the time the child was born, but Jackson says the landfill operators are helping make the search a little easier.
http://www.fox59.com/news/wxin-mother-still-not-talking-052110,0,7151608.story
INDIANAPOLIS Authorities plan to search a landfill for the body of a newborn or other evidence after an Indianapolis woman told social workers she may have killed her child and put the body in a trash bin.
Investigators said workers at the landfill have identified a section that may contain trash picked up from Miller's neighborhood. Some recruits will start searching that area around 10 o'clock.
"They will take a section of the mound off at a time. They will be placed in an area about 10 x 10 x 1 foot deep and then 3 to six recruits will sift through that debris," Sgt. Thompson said.
The recruits searching for the baby will leave Indianapolis Monday morning at 7. They will caravan with officers from IMPD's missing person's department and IFD who will help them assist in the search.
Dozens Tear Through Landfill In Missing Infant Search
Police Search Of Huge Trash Pile In Clinton County
UPDATED: 10:13 am EDT May 24, 2010
"Approximately 46 recruits, assisted by several missing persons detectives and backed up by fire personnel, will start searching the landfill over about a six-hour period," said Indianapolis police Sgt. Paul Thompson.
Those who assist in searching for the child are wearing protective gear, including a mask, plastic suit, gloves and boots.
With temperatures expected to soar near 90 degrees, the search could be hazardous because of heat.
"We're going to rely on support crews that are there to make sure our officers can do this safely, and we're going to have protective suits to protect them from any type of contamination -- respirator-type devices so they don't ingest anything into their lungs," Thompson said.
The mound of debris is about 30 feet deep, Thompson said. Sections will be placed in a 10x12-foot square about a foot deep, after which the search crew will check for any sign of the child before moving on to another section.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/23652479/detail.html
God bless and protect these searchers. Please help LE find baby Raina.
This is about an hour away from where I live and the temps are suppose to be unseasonably high today. The sun is beating down right now.