Sad state of affairs

I believe the following stories will be self explanatory.


http://www.necn.com/05/17/11/Police-ask-Navy-to-help-ID-boy-found-dea/landing_newengland.html?blockID=524339&feedID=4206

http://abcnews.go.com/US/maine-mystery-police-investigate-navy-connection-maine-boy/story?id=13623452

*** UPDATE | NEWS CONFERENCE ON BOY'S BODY FOUND IN MAINE ***
Tuesday - May 17, 2011 | 2:00PM
UPDATE: Investigators looking at possible Navy connection to boy's body

State
Police say they've taken about 200 leads in an effort to identify the
body of a young boy found in South Berwick over the weekend
Investigators say a witness believes the truck at the scene Saturday may have some kind of Navy or military insignia
State Police are looking for a newer model, blue Toyota Tacoma pickup truck that's possibly connected to the case
There will be a candlelight vigil in front of the South Berwick town hall Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Tuesday - May 17, 2011 | 3:15AM
Police still looking to identify boy's body in South Berwick

SOUTH
BERWICK, (AP) - Maine State Police say they've received several dozen
more tips overnight, but none have led to the identity of a boy whose
body was found over the weekend in South Berwick.
Investigators have
pleaded to the public for help in identifying the boy, whose body was
found Saturday alongside a dirt road. Maine Public Safety Department
spokesman Steve McCausland says the police command post has been moved
from South Berwick to the state police barracks in Alfred where
detectives continue to investigate new leads. The boy, believed to be
between 4 and 6 years old, was wearing a gray camouflage hoodie, tan
pants and black "Lightning McQueen" sneakers. He had blue eyes and dirty
blond hair. The death is classified as suspicious; autopsy results have
not been released. State Police are planning to hold a news conference
at 2:00 Tuesday afternoon. You can watch it live on WGME or here on our
web site.

Story via WFME13 | Local Portland Maine News

Maine State Police / AP Photo

This
computer generated image released by the Maine State Police on May 15,
2011, shows the likeness of a young boy found dead along a remote road
in South Berwick, Maine on Saturday afternoon