New details have emerged about the children whose bodies were found in suitcases left in a storage unit in New Zealand this week. 9News
Stuff.co.nz reports that the children were of Asian descent. Police have said they have family members in New Zealand, but it is understood they also have family in Asia.
Their bodies were placed into two suitcases and put into a locker at Safe Store Papatoetoe in south Auckland. They remained there for "three or four years".
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