The New Zealand police responded to "the bonus discovered the wreckage of the human body": it is two young children

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

A New Zealand family took the "warehouse blind box" online, but found human remains in the box, and the police intervened in the investigation. (Reported by Jimu News on August 17) The latest progress has been made. Local police confirmed that these human body wreckage came from two young children and believed that their remains have been hidden for many years.

Police have launched an investigation (Picture Source: Associated Press)

According to the Guardian reported on August 18, on August 11, local time, the Auckland family bought these suitcases on a auction of a warehouse website.

These goods were sold to clean up the locker. Bidders similar to auctions usually do not check these items carefully before buying, because many bidders hope to contain valuable things, thereby gaining surprises.

However, when the family went back to open these suitcases, they found human remains in the two suitcases. They immediately reported to the police.

Police have found that luggage buyers have nothing to do with this case.

At the media conference on the afternoon of August 18, the police said that the autopsy report showed that these two young children were between 5 and 10 years old and may be children in elementary school.

Police said: "Two corpses are hidden in two -size -in -sized handboxes, which have been stored for many years, and may be 3 to 4 years."

The corpse inspection has not been completed, and the police are still determining the time, place and method of child death.

Police believe that these children have relatives in the local area, and these family members may not know that the children have died.

At the same time, the police also found some families and personal items in the suitcase, hoping to use it to help identify the victims.

Detective Valua said the police would also cooperate with the Interpol and overseas institutions to conduct investigations. He said: "We are very distressed. Many of our police officers are parents. We are trying our best to find the truth."

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