Police renew appeal one month after Baby Ceri found dead
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 08:32 · Archive
North Wales Police have renewed their appeal one month after a baby's body was found on Bangor shoreline.
North Wales Police have renewed their appeal for information one month after the body of Baby Ceri was found on the shoreline in Bangor. An investigation was launched on 27 September. The baby's mother has still not been identified, and police remain determined to locate her and establish the circumstances surrounding the death.
Over the past month, officers have reviewed hundreds of hours of CCTV footage and responded to information from members of the public. More than 2,000 leaflets have been distributed to people living and working locally. Police are also continuing to work with experts on specialist tests which they hope could provide new lines of enquiry.
Superintendent Llinos Davies said officers were 'tirelessly investigating the circumstances surrounding her death' and continuing to appeal to the baby's mother, father or family to come forward. She described it as 'a heartbreaking case for the community of Bangor and beyond' and said the support received had been 'unwavering'.
A dedicated phone line for Baby Ceri's mother is available to call or text at any time on 07974 241223. Anyone with information can contact North Wales Police on 101 or use Live Chat on the force's website, quoting Operation Melex.

How it is being reported
- Police update on search for mum of tragic baby CeriThe body of baby Ceri was found on the shoreline of the Menai Strait near BangorNorth Wales Live · 27 Oct, 08:53
- Police renew appeal one month after Baby Ceri's body found on Bangor shorelineNorth Wales Police renew appeal one month after Baby Ceri was found dead on Bangor shoreline, with CCTV reviewed and her mother still unidentified.North Wales Chronicle · 27 Oct, 07:54
- Police renew appeal one month after Baby Ceri's body found on Bangor shorelineNorth Wales Police renew appeal one month after Baby Ceri was found dead on Bangor shoreline, with CCTV reviewed and her mother still unidentified.North Wales Pioneer · 27 Oct, 07:54
In this story: Baby Ceri · North Wales Police · Bangor · Llinos Davies
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