2 Dead Newborns Found At New Jersey Recycling Center

[Sugar Cookie]

Authorities on Thursday were awaiting autopsy results after police recovered the bodies of two newborns from a recycling center in New Jersey.

Police responded to the facility on Wednesday morning and found the body of the first child, the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office and New Brunswick police said in a news release.

They recovered the second body about six hours later.

Authorities did not release more details about the newborns or their identities.

Two dead newborns found in New Jersey recycling center

Autopsies are being done to determine how the babies died.

www.wtsp.com

 

[tmdgirl]

So sad. I wonder if they're related or if there are possibly 2 horrible people out there that tossed away their babies.

 

[Satanica]

When baby dumpers are caught, do they ask them why they didn't just leave them at the hospital, fire station, or other designated drop? If so, what to they say? Too lazy to take them there or what? I truly do not get it.

 

[caitierig]

Damn, wish I had known that’s a hotspot for baby shopping. Could’ve saved myself a ton in fertility treatments.
Seriously though, guaranteed there is at least one hospital or fire station between there and the house(s) they came from. Why go that route?

 

[MildlyMedicated]

Parenting.... you are doing it wrong!

 

[Sejanus]

How the devil do you recycle a baby corpse?
Composting?

 

[king4sshole]

How the devil do you recycle a baby corpse?
Composting?

Soylent Green...

 

[myra manes]

Two dead newborns found in New Jersey recycling center

Autopsies are being done to determine how the babies died.

www.wtsp.com

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They must be twins ..

 

[Old Man Metal]

You don't recycle dead newborns, you numbnuts.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

The only update:

Two newborns, found dead within hours of each other at a recycling facility this past winter, were laid to rest Friday by the Catholic Diocese of Metuchen.

Acting Middlesex County Prosecutor Christopher Kuberiet said the babies were found February 20 at the facility on Industrial Drive in New Brunswick. The Diocese offered to bury the young infants if no one came forward to identify them.

More than two months later, no one has and the case remains under investigation, according to Kuberiet.

A funeral service was attended by New Brunswick Mayor James M. Cahill and former Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony P. Kearns who now serves as chancellor for the Diocese.

Flowers, including a bouquet of red roses, were placed on top of a small white casket.

“In a time when people are experiencing anxiety, sickness and death as a result of COVID-19 and as we hear the voices of politicians and celebrities echoing similar sentiments in their public service announcements, reminding us that we cannot put a value on human life, we need to come together as a nation to remember that every life, at every stage, is sacred and is to be protected and cherished,” Metuchen Diocese Bishop James Checchio said. Checcio presided over a burial service for the unidentified newborns.

The casket was donated by Kearns Funeral Home in the Whitehouse section of Readington Township and a vault for the casket was donated by Vliet Burial Vault Company in the Asbury section of Franklin Township in Warren County.


Diocese spokeswoman Tara Smith told New Jersey 101.5 the genders of the infants could not be identified by a medical examiner.

Jennifer Ruggiero, diocesan director of the Office of Human Life and Dignity, called the deaths "heartbreaking" and used their funeral to bring awareness to the state's New Jersey's Safe Haven Infant Protection Act.


“If, indeed, the parents felt they had no other options and nowhere to turn for help, hopefully raising awareness about the help that is out there will help to prevent future tragedies," Ruggiero said.

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