A second leg — apparently belonging to an infant or newborn — was discovered at a Bronx sewage treatment plant Thursday morning, a day after the first grim discovery, cops said.
The severed limb was found around midnight at the Hunts Point Water Treatment Control Plant, operated by the city’s Department of Environmental Protection, on Ryawa Avenue, authorities said.
The city medical examiner’s office will officially determine where the body part came from, police said.
The disturbing find marks the second time human remains were found at the same facility this week, authorities said.
A city DEP employee found “possible human remains” — which appear to be a leg from the knee down — on a sewage conveyer belt around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, according to police sources.
The remains appear to belong to a newborn baby, the sources said.
Second apparent newborn baby’s leg found at NYC sewage facility: cops
A second leg apparently belonging to an infant or newborn was discovered at a Bronx sewage treatment plant after another limb was found hours earlier, cops said Thursday. The severed leg was spotte…
