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Police narrow search for infant lost in flash flood, after 2-year-old sister's body found - Vimarsana News

Police narrow search for infant lost in flash flood, after 2-year-old sister's body found

Search teams in Pennsylvania were focusing on one underwater area Sunday as they try to find a 9-month-old boy swept away in a flash flood.

Source: fox43.com
Body found after 2-year-old girl lost in Pennsylvania flooding - Vimarsana News

Body found after 2-year-old girl lost in Pennsylvania flooding

The body recovered in the Delaware River is believed to be Matilda Sheils, who was swept away in flooding with her baby brother Conrad.

Source: ksdk.com
Police narrow search for infant lost in flash flood, after 2-year-old sister's body found - Vimarsana News

Police narrow search for infant lost in flash flood, after 2-year-old sister's body found

Search teams in Pennsylvania were focusing on one underwater area Sunday as they try to find a 9-month-old boy swept away in a flash flood. That follows confirmation from authorities

Family expresses gratitude after body believed to be missing girl found; search for boy continues - Vimarsana News

Family expresses gratitude after body believed to be missing girl found; search for boy continues

WASHINGTON CROSSING, Pa. (AP) -- The family of a 2-year-old girl swept away along with another child by a flash flood that engulfed their vehicle on a Pennsylvania road is expressing gratitude at the discovery of a body believed to be hers.

Source: hotsr.com
Body found after 2-year-old girl lost in Pennsylvania flooding - Vimarsana News

Body found after 2-year-old girl lost in Pennsylvania flooding

The body recovered in the Delaware River is believed to be Matilda Sheils, who was swept away in flooding with her baby brother Conrad.

Source: wltx.com