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Re: Crime Site investigation at end of Second Street??
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Thank god the mom never gave up her quest, this is such a sad story and I'm glad the father finally was charged after 16 years.
Posted on: 2007/4/3 21:02
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Thanks for the info. I suspect we are going to hear something about this on tonight's news. There is a chopper hovering overhead as a type this. (I'm a block away). Sad about about that poor little kid....
Posted on: 2007/4/3 19:36
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This is in the Jersery Journal Now webpage:
Police dig for remains in 17-year-old murder case Jersey City and New Jersey State Police investigators are using heavy machines, shovels and dirt sifters Downtown in a search for the body of a 2-year-old boy murdered 17 years ago by his father, officials say. The dig, under the New Jersey Turnpike at Merseles and First streets, is aimed at finding the remains of Curtis McCoy, who was reported missing on Nov. 18, 1989, officials said. The boy?s father, Curtis Williams, reported the boy missing and the case went unsolved until his indictment in January of 2006 on the charges of murdering the boy, officials said. A worker at a fabric export business on Merseles Street said yesterday that police did some preliminary digging last week and then brought Williams to the site in handcuffs to further pinpoint the search area. Yesterday two earth movers scooped dirt from a steep sloop running up to a PATH train facility and the dirt was then passed to officers who sifted it in large rectangular trays with screen bottoms. The boy?s mother, La Shawn McCoy, called police in mid 2005, on the 15th anniversary of the boy having gone missing, and asked them to take another look at the case. Numerous law enforcement agencies were involved in cracking the case which was sustained by the persistence of police Major Case Unit Det. Keith Armstrong. Sources say Williams has made a deal with prosecutors which includes disclosing where the body is buried. He is currently being held in Hudson County jail in Kearny on a $250,000 bail.
Posted on: 2007/4/3 19:33
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The end of Second street (right under the turnpike extention and along side the PATH tracks) looks like a scene out of "CSI: Jersey City." There are tractors doing some digging by the side of the tracks, a NJ State Police van on the site and detectives are sifting dirt like archeologists on a dig. This is the third time there has been a police presence at that site (once was at night). Can anyone shed some light on what is happening? Thanks.
Posted on: 2007/4/3 19:30
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