Boston police found remains of four infants inside an apartment

Police in Boston discovered the corpses of four infants inside an apartment this month. On November 17, at around 2:15 p.m., police responded to a radio dispatch to examine a building in South Boston. According to a police press release, officers discovered "what appeared to be a human fetus or infant" at the building. The next day, investigators returned with a search warrant and found further remains. Furthermore, according to James Borghesani, director of communications for the Suffolk County district attorney's office, who told tells PEOPLE, the two female and two male infants were discovered in packages in the freezer, According to Borghesani, "The person was not living there at the time they were found. They still had ownership of the unit. Someone who was cleaning the unit found the packages and contacted the police." Borghesani stated that the condo's owner was a single woman in her 60s who had held onto the property for many years. Also Read: Woman Orders Her Pitbull to Maul Friend to Death, Gets 20 Years of Prison Moreover, the identities, manner or cause of death of the four infants have not yet been established by police. Additionally, the autopsies are being carried out by the Office of the Medical Examiner, Borghesani claims, and the entire situation is being investigated, adding, "We don't know anything about the children at this point. There are many questions and the investigation is in the process of trying to find answers. " Lastly, at this time, no charges have been brought. The Boston Police Homicide Detectives are asking anyone with information on the infants to call them at (617) 343-4470.