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Police scream at 'plastic-wrapped newborn baby' found dead and stuffed in freezer

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Police have found the body of a three-month-old baby boy wrapped in plastic and stuffed in a freezer.The horrifying discovery was made in Corowa, a town in New South Wales, Australia, on Wednesday night after a family member raised the alarm about the welfare of Kevin John Patten.Neighbours reported hearing terrified screams from officers when they opened the freezer and saw the infant's remains inside.Kylie Patten, the boy's 40-year-old mother, was arrested at the scene but was released on Thursday morning having assisted police with their inquiries.Forensics officers seized the freezer as evidence at around 3pm on Thursday, and a post-mortem is due to be conducted to determine the newborn's cause of death, Daily Mail Australia reports.Police are said to be still working their way through the home on Church Street, which apparently contains a horde of miscellaneous objects.Federation Council Mayor Pat Bourke said: "Anytime a child is lost, under any circumstances, is a tragedy."Our thoughts go out to everyone affected, especially the family of the infant and our first responders."I would like to take this opportunity to request our local residents to respect that an investigation is now underway and that lead authorities will have more to say as soon as they are able to do so."Strike Force Walumil, which will see State Crime Command Homicide Squad detectives work alongside local police, has been established to investigate the tragic incident.Patten is believed to have lived at the home with her parents, Sue and Wayne Patten, for the past six months, having previously lived on the other side of town.

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