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October 27, 2015
By NBC10 Staff for NBC10 published October 27, 2015Kimberlee Moran, assistant director of the forensic science program, was interviewed by NBC10 on the forensic investigation of Brendan Creato, the three year-old found dead in Cooper River Park near his home in Haddon Township, N.J., in October.
Moran, who also spoke on the case with NJ.com earlier this month, said that the case could easily wind up as an unexplained mystery if the autopsy report returns inconclusive.
As time passes, any sort of more minute signs that might not have been found the first time are going to start to disappear… .When you’re not finding any medical signs of what might be the cause or manner of death, you’re completely dependant on contextual information, things like footprints, the state of the clothing of the individual.
Moran is interviewed in the second video posted in the story.
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