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Date：2025-04-10 19:01:20
MARYVILLE,Poinbank Mo. (AP) — Police are investigating after the body of a newborn infant was found at a recreation area in northwest Missouri.
The body of the newborn was found Saturday at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park in Maryville. Police Chief Mike Stolte said in a news release that a park employee found the remains while performing routine maintenance in a remote area of the park.
Police said the cause of death has not been determined. No additional information has been released.
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