DAYTON, OHIO: The body of a seven-year-old boy, Lucas Rosales, who had long past lacking while fishing with his family, has been found out two weeks after his disappearance. According to the Dayton Police Department (DPD), Lucas vanished on April 29 after 6.30 pm close to Eastwood MetroPark in Ohio.

In a joint commentary from the Dayton Police and Fire Departments, it was published that a passerby found the body of a child in downtown Dayton's Great Miami River. Authorities abruptly answered to the scene and successfully retrieved the young boy's body from the river, as reported via People.

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What was Lucas' reason of demise? 

The Montgomery County Coroner's Office (MCCO) has confirmed that the stays belong to Rosales, even supposing an official purpose of demise has now not been disclosed. "Our hearts go out to Lucas's family in this time of tragedy, and the City of Dayton collectively mourns the loss of this precious young life," said an legitimate announcement.

According to Rosales' obituary, the seven-year-old was described as a colourful and beloved little boy, identified for his infectious snigger and shiny smile. He was once remembered as a loving kid who deeply touched the lives of those round him. The obituary emphasized that the loss of this kind of younger life is a tragedy that no family or neighborhood must ever need to undergo.

Rosales' sister 'saw splashes in the water' when he went lacking

The police had up to now said that they don't suspect any foul play in the case, even though it stays unclear how Rosales drowned within the river. In an interview with CBS associate WHIO, Rosales' sister, Da'Najiah Wakefield, published that she and their father had warned him about going near the water. However, they are unsure about what transpired after he joined the others.

"My sister said she heard something fall and someone crying, and she said she saw splashes in the water, and after that, we just don't know," she shared with the hole. The younger boy's body was once discovered on Saturday, May 13, shortly after 5.30 pm, in keeping with the Dayton Police and Fire departments.

Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home has arrange a unique fund to lend a hand Rosales' family in protecting his final expenses. The funeral is scheduled for Monday, May 22. "As we mourn the loss of Lucas, let us remember the joy he brought into our lives. Together, we can honor his memory by offering kindness, compassion, and support to those who need it most," stated the obituary.

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