Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Bella Neveah Amoroso-Bond (August 18, 2012 - June 2015), previously known as the Deer Island Jane Doe and "Baby Doe", was an American child that was found dead in a plastic bag on the shore of Deer Island in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts on June 25, 2015. Authorities pursued investigation into discovering the child's identity, and all efforts had been unsuccessful until September 2015 and she remained an unidentified decedent. An initial autopsy performed on the body did not uncover the exact cause of death, which may be either due to an accident or murder. After the arrest of Bond's mother and her mother's boyfriend, authorities confirmed that Bella had been murdered.The girl's face was reconstructed by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children in an effort to provide the public with an estimation of the victim's appearance during life to generate tips to a potential identity and to locate the individual or individuals responsible for the disposal of her body. Since the reconstruction was released and news coverage began nationwide a large amount of public attention has emerged; an estimated 56 million people have viewed reports on the case. Half of these had occurred within the first week after the body was found."@en }
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- Murder_of_Bella_Bond abstract "Bella Neveah Amoroso-Bond (August 18, 2012 - June 2015), previously known as the Deer Island Jane Doe and "Baby Doe", was an American child that was found dead in a plastic bag on the shore of Deer Island in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts on June 25, 2015. Authorities pursued investigation into discovering the child's identity, and all efforts had been unsuccessful until September 2015 and she remained an unidentified decedent. An initial autopsy performed on the body did not uncover the exact cause of death, which may be either due to an accident or murder. After the arrest of Bond's mother and her mother's boyfriend, authorities confirmed that Bella had been murdered.The girl's face was reconstructed by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children in an effort to provide the public with an estimation of the victim's appearance during life to generate tips to a potential identity and to locate the individual or individuals responsible for the disposal of her body. Since the reconstruction was released and news coverage began nationwide a large amount of public attention has emerged; an estimated 56 million people have viewed reports on the case. Half of these had occurred within the first week after the body was found.".