Three people have been arrested after the discovery of two dead babies at a property in South Wales
Three people have been arrested following the discovery of two dead babies.
South Wales Police has launched an investigation following the worrying find at an address in Maes-Y-Felin, Bridgend on Saturday (26/11).
Police first attended the house shortly before 8pm. Since, a crime scene has been put in place around the property - with a communal back garden cordoned off.
This morning (28/11), a yellow and white forensic tent is visible at the side of the building, with investigations expected to continue at the scene for several days.
Two men aged 37 and 47, and a 29-year-old woman, have been arrested on suspicion of concealing the birth of a child and they remain in police custody.
Superintendent Marc Attwell, from South Wales Police, said: “This is very distressing incident, and we are appealing for anyone with information, to please get in touch.
“There will be a visible police presence in the area as extensive enquiries continue over the weekend and we encourage anyone with information or concerns to talk to officers.”
South Wales Police has launched an investigation following the worrying find at an address in Maes-Y-Felin, Bridgend on Saturday (26/11).
Police first attended the house shortly before 8pm. Since, a crime scene has been put in place around the property - with a communal back garden cordoned off.
This morning (28/11), a yellow and white forensic tent is visible at the side of the building, with investigations expected to continue at the scene for several days.
Two men aged 37 and 47, and a 29-year-old woman, have been arrested on suspicion of concealing the birth of a child and they remain in police custody.
Superintendent Marc Attwell, from South Wales Police, said: “This is very distressing incident, and we are appealing for anyone with information, to please get in touch.
“There will be a visible police presence in the area as extensive enquiries continue over the weekend and we encourage anyone with information or concerns to talk to officers.”