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7-Year-Old Boy Found Dead After Going Missing in Hamilton Conservation Area on Canada Day
Police have set up a command post and released his description as officers search the area and ask anyone with information to call 905-546-3886.
- On Thursday, the Hamilton Police Service confirmed the death of 7-year-old Nathanael Selambi, who went missing from the Binbrook Conservation Area on Canada Day.
- Nathanael disappeared Wednesday afternoon around 3 p.m. while playing on the beach near the floating inflatable playground at 5050 Harrison Road.
- Described as four feet tall with a skinny build, he wore a white tank top with Thomas the Tank Engine pictures and green shorts with swim goggles.
- Mayor Andrea Horwath said she was "heartbroken" to learn of the boy's death and extended condolences to his family, loved ones and classmates.
- The conservation area remains closed today as investigators confirmed they do not suspect foul play; a separate incident during the search involved a capsized kayaker who died in hospital.
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Boy, 7, found dead after last seen in Hamilton conservation area
HAMILTON — A boy has been found dead after he went missing from a Hamilton conservation area. Hamilton police say seven-year-old Nathanael Selambi was last seen in the Binbrook Conservation Area on Wednesday.
·Cambridge, Canada
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Boy, 7, found dead at Binbrook Conservation Area after going missing on Canada Day, police say
Hamilton police say a seven-year-old boy was found dead after a day-long search at the Binbrook Conservation Area. Before he was found, he had last been seen on the beach near a floating inflatable playground.
·Canada
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Hamilton police search for missing seven-year-old boy
Nathanael Selambi is described as a black male who is four feet tall with a skinny build and short or shaved hair. He was wearing a white tank top with Thomas the Train Engine pictures on the front, green shorts with a small orange logo above the left knee and green swim goggles.
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