A three-hour search led to the bodies of a 6-year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl being recovered after they were last seen going into the water near Xtreme Off Road Park and Beach.
Authorities recovered the bodies of two children after they were last seen going into the water near Xtreme Off Road Park and Beach in Crosby.A family is grieving the loss of two children after their bodies were found in the San Jacinto River early Sunday near the Xtreme Off Road Park and Beach.
The scene appears to be a small water park with water slides and surrounding pavilions. The water closest to shore is shallow but is eventually roped off from the deeper parts of the river.
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