A 7-month-old infant's skeletal remains were found at Concepcion Park. The remains have been identified as Ozana Cisneros, a child who was the subject of a recent Amber Alert. The infant's grandmother is urging police to take action against a suspect.
It has been two days since the identification of the remains was made. Further details about the case are available from local news sources, including WOAI News 4.
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