In Vancleave Mississippi police says the father of two missing Alabama children will be charged with murder. Mobile Police spokesman Chris Levy said Wednesday that the discovery of remains believed to be the man's 3-year-old son gives authorities enough evidence to file two murder charges against John DeBlase, 27. A boys bones were found in rural Mississippi earlier in the day after DeBlase told police where to look. "Everything we found is absolutely consistent with the information he gave to us on what to look for," Levy said. The bones were found by search crews Wednesday morning in the woods just off Highway 57 north of Vancleave, Miss. Tests still need to be conducted to confirm the identity, but authorities are convinced the bones are the remains of Chase DeBlase, Levy said. John DeBlase has also told authorities he dumped the body of his 5-year-old daughter Natalie in the woods north of Mobile in June. Her remains have not been found. It disturbs investigators that no one came forward sooner, Levy said. Police say the boy was last seen in March and the girl in June, but their disappearances weren't reported until authorities in Kentucky received a tip recently. Mobile police began investigating last month.
Opinion: My opinion on this issue is that these two kids should not be out because they are so young. I don't really believe that the kids can ever have a true justice for their lives being taken away at such an early age. people saw that these babies were being abused and did nothing about it... more people need to stand up for kids...I blame the family of these 2 children..seems all they want to do is point fingers, when they should of been using them to call 911.
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