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Police Believe Remains Of Porter Children Found
Sam, Lindsey Porter Disappeared In June 2004
POSTED: 4:29 pm CDT September 9, 2007
UPDATED: 8:41 am CDT September 10, 2007
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Authorities believe they have found the remains of two Kansas City-area children missing since June 2004.
Tina Porter told The Kansas City Star that Independence police came to her home Sunday and told her that they were "99 percent sure" that her children's remains had been found.
Sam and Lindsey Porter were 7 and 8 years old when their father, Daniel Porter, picked them up from his estranged wife on June 5, 2004, for a weekend visit. The children's whereabouts have remained a mystery, and Daniel Porter has told several different stories about what happened to them.
KMBC's Chris Nagus said police started searching a wooded area near Highway 291 and Cement City Road in Sugar Creek at about 8 a.m. Sunday. Police searched the area based on a tip.
Independence police spokesman Tom Gentry confirmed that a gravesite was found. Detectives also recovered bones, which appear to be human.
The remains were discovered on property where Daniel Porter used to hunt, authorities said.

Daniel Porter
Nagus reported that police searched a park not too far from there three years ago when the children were reported missing.
Gentry said the area where the gravesite was found often floods, and it is possible floodwaters may have brought something to the surface that was not seen before.
Daniel Porter is in prison. He was sentenced last year to 38 years in prison after a Jackson County jury convicted him of two counts each of kidnapping to terrorize and parental kidnapping, a less severe charge.
It is unknown how police got the tip to search the area on Sunday. Police have not said if that tip came from Daniel Porter.
Tina Porter said police told her that they expected to have test results back in about 24 hours to confirm the identification of the remains.
On The Internet:
SamAndLindsey.org
Previous Stories:
- June 21, 2007: Porter Seeks New Trial In Kidnapping Case
- January 17, 2007: FBI To Review Case Of Missing Porter Children
- April 28, 2006: Porter Sentenced To 38 Years In Prison
- February 9, 2006: Jurors Find Porter Guilty In Kidnapping Trial
- January 4, 2005: Father Of Missing Children Pleads Guilty To Weapons Charge