GA CONYERS CHILD DOE: BM, 6-7, found in suitcase in wooded area of Rockdale County, GA - 14 Nov 2025

RCSO seeks public’s help in identifying remains of child

ROCKDALE COUNTY — Authorities are asking for the public’s help as investigators work to identify the skeletal remains of a young child found in a wooded area of Rockdale County

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RCSO seeks public’s help in identifying remains of child​

Upon arrival, deputies confirmed the remains were skeletal and human. Investigators later determined the remains belong to a child believed to be between 6 and 7 years old and no older than 8, according to the sheriff’s office.

Authorities said a forensic facial approximation was completed in an effort to help identify the child.

The circumstances surrounding the child’s death remain under investigation, and no cause of death has been released at this time.

Rockdale County deputies asking for help identifying child whose skeletal remains were found in woods

Rockdale County deputies say the child's remains were found last year in the woods near Honey Creek Road and Tucker Mill Road.

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Rockdale County deputies are asking the public for help in identifying a child whose remains were discovered last year.

Authorities say on Nov. 14, 2025, deputies responded to the woods near Honey Creek Road and Tucker Mill Road after a person found skeletal remains in the area.

When deputies got to the scene, they confirmed that the bones were human. Investigators later determined that the remains belonged to a child who was 8 years old or younger.

MEDIA:A black male child was found in a suitcase in a wooded area of Rockdale County, #GEORGIA on 14 Nov 2025. WHO WAS HE?

 

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Child skeletal remains found in Georgia not believed to be Codi Bigsby, Hampton Police say

Child skeletal remains found in Rockdale County Georgia are not believed to belong to Codi Bigsby, the 4-year-old Hampton boy whose father was convicted of killing him in 2024.

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Child skeletal remains found in Georgia not believed to be Codi Bigsby, Hampton Police say​

You may have seen rumors circulating on social media that the skeletal remains of a child discovered last fall in Rockdale County, Georgia look similar to that of Codi Bigsby, the 4-year-old Hampton boy killed by his father in 2021 or 2022.

WTKR News 3 reached out to authorities in Georgia and Hampton police to investigate the claims.

Hampton Police told us that "at this time, there is no confirmed connection between that investigation and Codi Bigsby."

 

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NCMEC:

Have you seen this child? John Conyers Doe 2025

Missing From: Conyers, GA. Missing Date: November 14, 2025. .

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On 11/14/2025, unidentified skeletal remains of a child were recovered in a wooded area in Conyers, Georgia. Forensic assessment suggests he may be between 6 and 7 years of age. Through advanced DNA testing, it was determined the child was male and of African ancestry. He had been deceased at least 3 months prior to discovery. The young male was wearing a long-sleeved shirt and boys shorts, size 6-7. Displayed is a facial reconstruction created by a NCMEC Forensic Artist which depicts what he may have looked like in life.

DNA Doe Project:

Conyers John Doe 2025 | DNA Doe Project

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On November 14, 2025, the skeletal remains of a young boy were discovered in a suitcase in a wooded area of Conyers, Georgia. It’s believed that he died years before his remains were found.

The unidentified boy was determined to be African American and was estimated to be between 6 and 8 years old at the time of his death.

 

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This is a horrible title because he has NOT been identified...

DNA identifies child whose skeletal remains were found in Rockdale County

Do you recognize him?

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DNA identifies child whose skeletal remains were found in Rockdale County​

Investigators are asking for the public’s help identifying a boy whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded area nearly a year ago.


The remains were confirmed to be human and were initially believed to belong to a child no older than eight years old. At the time, investigators did not know the child’s age, race or identity.

According to an update from the sheriff’s office, DNA testing determined the child was a boy and of Sub-Saharan ancestry. Investigators believe he may have been between six and seven years old.

The child was wearing a long-sleeved shirt and boys’ shorts when his remains were found.

The images released by investigators were created by a forensic artist with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. They show what the child may have looked like.

The circumstances surrounding the child’s death remain under investigation. The case is active and ongoing.

 

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Recognize him? Deputies work to identify child's remains in Rockdale County

Deputies are seeking information from the public to help identify a young boy whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded area in Rockdale County.

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Recognize him? Deputies work to identify child's remains in Rockdale County​

Deputies are seeking information from the public to help identify a young boy whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded area in Rockdale County.

DNA testing confirmed the remains belong to a male child of Sub-Saharan ancestry, believed to have been between 6 and 7 years old, authorities added.


The child's identity and cause of death remain unknown.

Authorities have not publicly identified how long the remains had been in the wooded area prior to their discovery in late 2025.

 

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This is a horrible title because he has NOT been identified...

DNA identifies child whose skeletal remains were found in Rockdale County

Do you recognize him?

www.wsbtv.com

DNA identifies child whose skeletal remains were found in Rockdale County​

Investigators are asking for the public’s help identifying a boy whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded area nearly a year ago.


The remains were confirmed to be human and were initially believed to belong to a child no older than eight years old. At the time, investigators did not know the child’s age, race or identity.

According to an update from the sheriff’s office, DNA testing determined the child was a boy and of Sub-Saharan ancestry. Investigators believe he may have been between six and seven years old.

The child was wearing a long-sleeved shirt and boys’ shorts when his remains were found.

The images released by investigators were created by a forensic artist with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. They show what the child may have looked like.

The circumstances surrounding the child’s death remain under investigation. The case is active and ongoing.

yeah, a drawing of what his dna tells you he probably looks very much like is not identifying him at all. Narrows it down is all..