Two Unidentified Girls Found Dead in Cleveland

0:00Here's more Tampa Bay news for March 4. Police in Cleveland, Ohio found two young black girls dead inside separate suitcases buried in shallow graves near East W. 60 second, Street and Midland Avenue. The girls are believed to be between 8 and 13 years old, and 10 and 14 years old. A man walking his dog spotted the first suitcase partially buried in a field near Jen Academy on Monday evening and called authorities. After search the area and quickly uncovered a second suit case with another body, chief Dorothy Todd described the scene as deeply tragic end of setting for everyone involved, from police to local residents. She stressed that the community needs to step up with any leads to help solve this case. So far, the girls remain unidentified with no cause of death established. There are no matching missing persons reports in Cleveland, and it's unclear how long the bodies had been there. Meanwhile, the medical examiner's office has the remains, which showed no signs of dismemberment.

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