Police renew appeal one month after baby found dead on Welsh coast

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 12:38 · Archive

Police have renewed their appeal for information one month after a newborn baby girl, named Ceri, was found dead on the Menai Strait near Bangor in Wales on 27 September. The discovery prompted a major investigation into the circumstances of her death.

North Wales Police said officers are continuing to work with experts on specialist tests in hopes of finding new lines of enquiry. Over the past month, the force has reviewed hundreds of hours of CCTV footage, responded to submissions from the public and distributed over 2,000 leaflets to people living and working locally.

The baby's mother has not yet been identified. Superintendent Llinos Davies appealed for the baby's mother, father or family to come forward, saying: 'We remain determined to get answers for baby Ceri.' She described it as 'a heartbreaking case for the community of Bangor and beyond'.

How it is being reported

• Police update in search for mum after baby found dead on Welsh shorelineThe body of a baby, named Ceri, was found in the Menai Strait near Bangor, North Wales, prompting a major investigation with the search for the mother continuingThe Mirror · 27 Oct, 12:11
• Police issue update in new appeal after baby tragically found dead on Welsh coastThe new appeal comers one month after tragic discovery of Baby Ceri's body.Daily Express · 27 Oct, 10:46

In this story: Baby Ceri · Menai Strait · Bangor · North Wales Police · Llinos Davies

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