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After a six-month investigation covering multiple states, police have confirmed the identity of a 5-year-old boy who was found dead inside a suitcase in southern Indiana last April. The child was identified as Cairo Ammar Jordan, of Atlanta, Georgia, during a news conference held by Indiana State Police on Wednesday. It s a bittersweet day, said Sgt. Carey Huls, the public information officer for the Sellersberg branch of the Indiana State Police, at the conference. Bitter, because no matter what progress is made and what happens in a case, we re still dealing with the tragic death of a precious young child. And unfortunately, we can t change that, he continued. But the wheels of justice do turn, and we do make progress and so we have information today regarding the case. Indiana State Police coordinated with law enforcement agencies in California and Georgia as they pursued an investigation into the child s mysterious death this year.In addition to identifying the child s, police revealed the names of two suspects now involved in the case. On Oct. 14, the Washington County Circuit Cou stanley cup rt issued two felony arrest warrants mdash; on charges of neglecting a dependent and obstruction of justice mdash; for Dawn Elaine Coleman, 40, of Shreveport, Louisiana, and another for the deceased child s mother, Dejuane Ludie Anderson, Huls said. Anderson, 37, is from Atlanta. While Coleman was recent stanley cups ly arrested in San Francisco a stanley cup nd will be Yjpz U.S. lawmakers open probe into PGA Tour-LIV Golf plan
SANTA ROSA, Calif. -- Every day, 9-year-old Loren Smith pretends to play for his favorite team, the Oakland A s, while slugging at home plate. But his real home is gone, reduced to inches of ash, after wildfires ripped through Santa Rosa, California. Loren s father, Tait, tried to protect the house with a hose and fought like crazy, but the flames were too fierce. I just ran around the house and I just watched everything burn, Tait reebok said. They lost everything, including Loren s treasured collection of baseball cards and other memorabilia. The day after the fire, he was, you know, just so heartbroken and crying and, you know, I lost this, I lost that, you know, my Rickey Henderson baseball, Tait recounted. Loren s aunt suggested he write to his favorite team and tell them what happened. Loren Smith s letter to the Oakland A s. CBS News To the Oakland A s, he wrote, I love watching your A s games and I want to be an A s player. He described playing baseball in his backyard all day, and how in his imaginary games the A s won six World Series in a row. I had every single A s card from 2000 to now... and it all burned up. So sad, Loren wrote. The A s answered af1 in person. The A s president Dave Kaval surprised Loren Friday al af1 ong with the team s catcher, Bruce Maxwell. They brought Loren memorabilia from the A s, other t
After a six-month investigation covering multiple states, police have confirmed the identity of a 5-year-old boy who was found dead inside a suitcase in southern Indiana last April. The child was identified as Cairo Ammar Jordan, of Atlanta, Georgia, during a news conference held by Indiana State Police on Wednesday. It s a bittersweet day, said Sgt. Carey Huls, the public information officer for the Sellersberg branch of the Indiana State Police, at the conference. Bitter, because no matter what progress is made and what happens in a case, we re still dealing with the tragic death of a precious young child. And unfortunately, we can t change that, he continued. But the wheels of justice do turn, and we do make progress and so we have information today regarding the case. Indiana State Police coordinated with law enforcement agencies in California and Georgia as they pursued an investigation into the child s mysterious death this year.In addition to identifying the child s, police revealed the names of two suspects now involved in the case. On Oct. 14, the Washington County Circuit Cou stanley cup rt issued two felony arrest warrants mdash; on charges of neglecting a dependent and obstruction of justice mdash; for Dawn Elaine Coleman, 40, of Shreveport, Louisiana, and another for the deceased child s mother, Dejuane Ludie Anderson, Huls said. Anderson, 37, is from Atlanta. While Coleman was recent stanley cups ly arrested in San Francisco a stanley cup nd will be Yjpz U.S. lawmakers open probe into PGA Tour-LIV Golf plan
SANTA ROSA, Calif. -- Every day, 9-year-old Loren Smith pretends to play for his favorite team, the Oakland A s, while slugging at home plate. But his real home is gone, reduced to inches of ash, after wildfires ripped through Santa Rosa, California. Loren s father, Tait, tried to protect the house with a hose and fought like crazy, but the flames were too fierce. I just ran around the house and I just watched everything burn, Tait reebok said. They lost everything, including Loren s treasured collection of baseball cards and other memorabilia. The day after the fire, he was, you know, just so heartbroken and crying and, you know, I lost this, I lost that, you know, my Rickey Henderson baseball, Tait recounted. Loren s aunt suggested he write to his favorite team and tell them what happened. Loren Smith s letter to the Oakland A s. CBS News To the Oakland A s, he wrote, I love watching your A s games and I want to be an A s player. He described playing baseball in his backyard all day, and how in his imaginary games the A s won six World Series in a row. I had every single A s card from 2000 to now... and it all burned up. So sad, Loren wrote. The A s answered af1 in person. The A s president Dave Kaval surprised Loren Friday al af1 ong with the team s catcher, Bruce Maxwell. They brought Loren memorabilia from the A s, other t