Family of Missing Teen Brace Themselves after Discovery of Body
SOURCE NEWSCO
The family of missing teenager Kevin Millet Junior has been told to prepare for the worst after a body was found near the Diamonds Estate yesterday.
The partially decomposed body was discovered less than a mile from where a car the 18-year-old was renting was found burnt near Potworks Dam on March 18th. Millet, of Gray’s Farm, has not been since that day three months ago.
Sources told Observer the body is said to be that of a male while clothing also found at the scene is believed to belong to Millet.
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