• Maes-y-Felin is located in Wildmill, which is in the county of Bridgend.
• Three people were detained on suspicion of trying to hide the fact that they had recently given birth.
• The investigation into the finding of two infants has been continued by the South Wales Police.

Three persons have been allowed to go free on bail, following the discovery of the bodies of two infants.

Maes-y-Felin is located in Wildmill, which is in the county of Bridgend. On the evening of November 26, law enforcement was dispatched to the location.

Three people, ages 37, 47, and 29, were detained on suspicion of trying to hide the fact that they had recently given birth to a child.

The investigation into the finding of the bodies of two infants has been continued by the South Wales Police.

The investigation into the finding of the bodies of two infants who had died is going in multiple directions, according to the police, who confirmed this information. This entails keeping a variety of locations, including properties, under surveillance in order to facilitate the investigation.

“My thoughts remain with everyone affected by this tragic occurrence,” said Det. Supt. Darren George.

“I am aware of the impact that this occurrence has had on the community, and I would want to express my gratitude to the witnesses and local people who have come forward and worked closely with us over the course of the last few days.

Since the beginning of the inquiry on Saturday, there has been a heightened police presence in Wildmill, and this will remain the case for the next few days as further inquiries are carried out. “This is a sensitive and complicated investigation.”

“We are aware that this update will have an influence on the local community where this incident occurred as well as the surrounding areas, and I would encourage anyone who has issues or worries to discuss them with their neighborhood’s policing team,”

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