Body of child found buried in Massachusetts likely that of missing 5-year-old Merrimack boy; confirmation pending autopsy
Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS
Senior Assistant New Hampshire Attorney General Susan Morrell speaks to media representatives this afternoon after a body believed to be that of missing Merrimack boy Elijah Lewis was found in nearby woods. Next to Morrell at left is Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz, while Massachusetts state police Colonel Christopher Mason.
(Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS)
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A photo of Elijah "Eli" Lewis, the 5-year-old Merrimack boy who was last seen about a month ago at or near 7 Sunset Drive in Merrimack.
(Courtesy photo)
Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS
A road sign points the way to Ames Nowell State Park in Abington, Massachusetts, where a body that is likely that of missing Merrimack boy Elijah Lewis was located this morning.
(Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS)
Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS
A Massachusetts state trooper speaks with a representative of the Chief Medical Examiner's office, who arrived at the scene where a body presumed to be that of Elijah Lewis was found early today.
(Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS)
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