Man Finds Baby's Urn Inside Recovered Stolen Truck
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A Las Vegas man and his loved ones are searching for anyone that could help find the child's family.
When Ahmad Ervin reunited with his missing truck, he never thought it’d leave him with a whole new mystery on his hands.
The Las Vegas man is now trying to find the family of an infant whose urn he discovered inside of his car that was stolen, and later recovered, last month.
Ervin and his family spoke to People magazine about the strange situation, which began when one of his trucks disappeared outside of his home on Sep. 25.
After a neighbor’s surveillance camera caught someone driving off with the truck, Ervin first filed a police report before deciding to hunt the vehicle down on his own.
“I had to do my proper due diligence by calling the police. I had to start ... investigating myself because I didn’t want to lose my truck,” Ervin told Fox 5 Vegas.
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