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Canada reeling, and some buried for decades on the ground of the indian residential school, their deaths believe to be undocumented, and graves unmarked. the indigenous community calls it an unthinkable discovery, and some prior students of the school said they thought of nothing else for decades. >> what i realized yesterday, it was a little boy. a lot of people didn't come home. >> it was one of the largest residential schools of its kind in canada but there were well over 100 across the country, many were run by the catholic church and later by the federal government. according to canada's ...

Children. the news is drawing strong reactions from across the country. cnn reports. >> reporter: the discovery is astounding and so, too, the anguish of leaving community members and much of canada reeling. the remains of 215 children, some as young as three, buried for decades. their deaths believed to be undocumented. graves unmarked. the indigenous community calls it an unthinkable discovery i are and former students of the school, like harvey mccloud who was subjected to abuse there, with they thought of nothing else for decades. this was one of the largest residential schools of its kind

Some as young as 3, buried for decades on the grounds of the indian residential school, their deaths believed to be undocumented, graves unmarked. the indigenous community in british columbia calls it an unthinkable discovery and yet former students of the school like harvey mcleod who was subjected to abuse there, tell us they've thought of nothing else for decades. >> what i realized yesterday was how strong i was as a little boy, how strong i was as a little boy to be here today. because i know that a lot of people didn't come home. >> it was one of the largest residential schools of its ki...

An army report early this month confirmed remains of hundreds of the nation's fallen heroes have been mishandled. burial records are missing, graves unmarked, and urns put in a spillage pile. the house armed services committee is hearing from army secretary john mccue. he testified that the military is doing everything possible to right the wrongs. but the process is difficult. >> we don't know what we don't know, but we are working hard every day to find out everything that is possible as to the who, why and what behind the failures, particularly in procurement and particularly in contract an...