The body of the ‘headless’ boy is found on a Spanish beach, prompting a police investigation
- The remains of the little boy were discovered in the sand this morning.
- A town hall cleaner made the grim discovery and alerted his bosses, who called the police.
The Police investigate the discovery of the body of a ‘headless’ child on a beach on the Coast.
The remains of the youngster, believed to be between two and three years old, were discovered in the sand early this morning on a beach in the Costa Dorada resort of Roda de Bará, on the eastern coast of Tarragona province.
A town hall cleaner made the grim discovery and alerted his bosses, who called the police.
The boy’s body, which is missing other body parts besides the head and is believed to have washed up on the beach from the water, is believed to be in a state of decomposition.
Civil Guard agents have cordoned off the area and move residents and vacationers to other areas of the sandbank before an investigating judge authorizes the removal of the body.
In the photo, the police investigate the discovery of the body of a ‘headless’ child on a beach on the Coast. The remains of the youngster, believed to be between two and three years old, were discovered in the sand this morning.
The mayor of Roda de Bera, Pere Virgili, has been quoted in the local press as saying that the young man may have been on a migrant ship that sank in the Mediterranean.
The City Council said in a tweet: ‘We inform you that this morning the body of a two or three year old child was found on the shoreline on the Costa Dorada beach.
‘The area is cordoned off and officials are waiting for the judge to authorize the removal of the body.
“We ask the public to avoid the area.”
Roda de Bera is a 25-minute drive north of Tarragona. Barcelona is just over an hour’s drive to the north.
The remains of the young man, who is believed to be between two and three years old, were found in the Costa Dorada tourist center of Roda de Bera, on the east coast of the province of Tarragona.
The town, known for its Roman arch, was mainly dedicated exclusively to agriculture until the second half of the 20th century when it became an important tourist spot on the Costa Dorada.
The Civil Guard, which is investigating, has not yet made any official comment.
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