Photo and video appeal as investigation into discovery of baby's body continues
Police urge anyone with information to use public portal
Police in Bangor are asking the public for help as they continue to investigate the discovery of a baby's body.
The girl was discovered near the shoreline by a member of the public shortly before 5pm on Sunday 27th September.
North Wales Police are now asking anyone who routinely walked in the Siliwen Road and Ashley Fields areas between 30 August and 27 September to contact them.
Superintendent Llinos Davies said: “Officers are continuing to work tirelessly to conduct local enquiries and liaise with national experts to determine what happened to the little baby girl.
“Anybody who has photos or videos taken in and around the Menai Straits shoreline in Siliwen between 30 August and 27 September are asked to upload them to the major incident public portal.
“Any image could be relevant to our investigation, even if you think it might be insignificant it will be reviewed to ascertain whether it is of value to our enquiries.”
A dedicated phone line has been created for the mother of the little baby girl to reach out to a specialist who will be available at all times for her to call or text.
Superintendent Davies continued: “We understand that you may be scared to come forward, but we urge you to contact us. Your welfare remains our utmost concern.
“We have created a phone number specifically for you to call for help with a specialist who can support you confidentially.
“Please, if you are seeing this message, call or text 07974 241223.
“When you call, you will speak directly to a trained specialist whose role is simply to listen and help.
“This is not a conversation you need to be afraid of. You will be treated with compassion, dignity and respect.
“If making that call feels too difficult, please consider telling somebody you trust. A friend, family member, neighbour, healthcare professional, or anyone who can help you reach out.”