
Detroit children found dead and frozen in freezer. The bodies were wrapped in plastic bags. Police were in the process of evicting a family when they made this discovey. The children's mother is now under arrest.
The two surviving children, ages 11 and 17, knew their siblings were inside the freezer — one for nearly two years — two police sources told The News.
The woman, Mitchelle Blair, told detectives she killed her 11-year-old son two years ago, and her 14-year-old daughter in May 2014, after finding out about the sexual abuse, two sources said.
The Detroit News is not disclosing the identity of the relative who was allegedly molested in order to protect the victim's identity.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig briefly discussed the case during a press conference Wednesday morning at police headquarters. Craig said he couldn't go into great detail about the case because the investigation is active.
"While the desire to know what happened in that home is strong, I will ask you to be mindful of the two children who were in that home and are still alive," Craig said to reporters.
"They've been through a lot as you can imagine. It's been a tremendous trauma. I don't think there's anyone in this room who would want to cause any additional pain to these children."
Craig said detectives will present an investigative report to the office of the Wayne County Prosecutor for review.
Wayne County medical examiners are waiting for the bodies to thaw before performing autopsies to determine the cause of death, spokesman Ryan Bridges said.
Comment: PCBs accumulate. PCB levels from Monsanto facilities in adjacent communities reported 940 times the federal level of concern in yard soils, 200 times that level in dust inside people's homes, 2000 times that level in Monsanto's drainage ditches. Fish die of exposure within seconds. There is no safe level. There were several lawsuits filed by schools and even one for PCBs in the chalk used by children. Swedish scientists identified traces of PCBs throughout the food chain, in fish, birds, pine needles, even children's hair. Having moved on, leaving death and destruction behind, Monsanto currently seeks to supply GMOs globally and reaps net sales of $11.8B per year with 404 facilities in 66 countries. We may never know the full extent of the devastation perpetrated on our planet and the life it supports from this company, nor ever, ever see it come to justice. How big a slap will Monsanto receive, if any at all? Untouchable.
See also:
Monsanto Hid Decades of Pollution
Monsanto, a corporate profile (Food and Water Watch PDF--This is mind boggling!)