The family of two children whose remains were found in abandoned suitcases in New Zealand are believed to be Korea, according to new reports. 7NEWS
It comes after Detective Inspector Tofilau Faamanuia confirmed NZ Police were also working with Interpol as part of the homicide investigation.“I cannot state any further than that.”Vaaelua confirmed the bodies had been stored in the Papatoetoe Safe Store storage facility for three to four years before being discovered by the family after they took the contents of the storage locker to their Manurewa home.
“We reiterate that the occupants of the Moncrieff Ave property are not connected to their deaths,” Vaaelua said.
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