In a desperate effort to find answers, Los Angeles County Sheriff's detectives have embarked on a meticulous search at the Antelope Valley Landfill for the remains of a missing three-week-old baby, Baki Dewees. The infant's family disclosed that Baki Dewees had mysteriously disappeared since May 3, and was last seen in the company of his father, Yusuf Dewees, who is currently incarcerated in Utah on unrelated charges and obstructing justice. Surprisingly, the child's mother is also in custody in Utah.

Under the coordination of the Los Angeles County detectives, an extensive search operation was conducted at the Antelope Valley Landfill for any evidence or trace of the missing baby. While investigators refrained from revealing the exact details that led them to believe the child's body might have been dumped at the landfill, they emphasized that the case evolved from a search for a missing baby to a suspicious death investigation due to undisclosed information.

Throughout the investigation, the LASD worked closely with the county Department of Children and Family Services, providing support to the grieving family. As the detectives meticulously sifted through the immense piles of trash at the landfill, hopes were buoyed that some clue or evidence might provide a breakthrough in the case. However, despite their arduous efforts, the search at Antelope Valley Landfill concluded on Tuesday without any recovery of the missing baby's remains.

Although the search at the landfill proved inconclusive, the authorities remain determined to find answers in this perplexing case. The LASD is continuing its investigation and exploring all possible leads that may shed light on the disappearance and mysterious circumstances surrounding Baki Dewees' disappearance.

As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on edge, eagerly awaiting the truth behind this tragic incident. The LASD is urging anyone with information regarding the case to come forward and assist in resolving this heart-wrenching situation.