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Search for infant at Port MacDonnell wraps up, as police call for end to 'rubbish' chatter
A photo of the Wright family shared by a family friend raising money following the incident at Port MacDonnell. (Supplied: GoFundMe)
The search for an infant boy at Port MacDonnell following a suspected murder-suicide has ended.
Police say it is now unlikely three-month-old Lewis's body will ever be found.
Local police have called for an end to "rubbish" speculation on social media, warning about the damage it could do to loved ones.
Police have stopped formal efforts to recover the body of an infant boy in SA's south-east, more than a fortnight after a suspected murder-suicide.
The bodies of 36-year-old Helena Wright and her 23-month-old daughter Hazel were recovered on July 27, but three-month-old Lewis was not found.
'Grim reality': Search for baby suspended as top cop blasts online chatter
Police have ended the search for the body of a 3-month-old baby after a fatal incident in South Australia involving the mother and her two children – and blasted the online rumours about the case.
Helena Wright fell from the cliffs at Cape Northumberland near Port MacDonnell on July 27
while carrying her children, Hazel, 23 months, and Lewis, aged 3 months.
Local fishermen found the bodies of Wright and Hazel in the water at the base of the cliffs. However, baby Lewis was not found despite extensive search efforts.
Investigators found Wright’s Isuzu SUV parked at the top of the cliff with the engine still running. Authorities have since confirmed they are treating the case as a murder-suicide investigation.
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