Two Missing Children Found Dead in Parked Vehicle Near Church

 

What began as a routine Sunday visit to church has ended in heartbreak for a family in the Kuru District of Jos South, Plateau State. Two of three siblings reported missing have been found dead under circumstances that have shaken the local community to its core.

According to reports, Diamond, Enoch, and Roseline Jang were last seen on April 27, 2025, heading to a Catholic church at Dan Karang Trade Centre. When they failed to return home, their father, Samuel Jang, raised the alarm and reported the disappearance to the police.

Tragically, the children were discovered unconscious inside a tinted Honda vehicle parked near the church. The car, belonging to a man identified as Mr. Davou, aka “Fire,” was reportedly locked and unattended. The children had apparently been trapped inside for hours.

They were immediately rushed to Vom Christian Hospital, but it was too late for Diamond and Enoch two of the siblings were pronounced dead. Roseline remains in critical condition, fighting for her life.

The discovery sparked outrage among residents, who attempted to take justice into their own hands by confronting the car’s owner. Police officers from the Kuru Division quickly intervened, rescuing the suspect and transferring him to the State Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for further investigation and protection.

As the community mourns the devastating loss, questions are being raised about how such a tragedy could occur in broad daylight, near a place of worship. Was this a terrible accident or is there more to the story?

Authorities have yet to confirm the exact cause of the children’s deaths, and investigations are ongoing.