By james art 
The Virginia Beach-Umertth of a 12-year-old boy whose body was found three days after it was reported that she had disappeared was managed by accidental drowning.
Donna Price, a spokesman for Tidewater’s medical examination, released information on Juan Sebastian Meja Asevedain’s death on an email on Wednesday afternoon.
Juan’s parents announced that he had disappeared on Friday night after he did not return home from an expected visit to a friend’s house. The couple reported that he had last seen him that morning and police said he was last known to be alive around 2:00 pm snow.
Police reported amber alert at the beginning of Saturday and began to investigate the boy’s disappearance as a possible abduction after the family was requested for a ransom during Facebook live, in which they sought help to find Juan.
Marine patrol staff began looking for water bodies near Juan’s apartment on Monday with an abundance of caution, said Virginia Police Police Police Police Paul Nadgiga. Using sonar technology, they placed a body in a pond at the entrance of Cambria in the Cornerstone complex. The small water body is just a few blocks from the family of Juan’s family in the Campsville section of the city, not far from the city center.
The boss said he was told that the ice on the lake was about three inches thick at one point. By the time Juan’s body was found on Monday, the temperature was much warmer and the greater part of the ice melted.
After the body was restored, Neudigate told reporters that it looks like Juan and was dressed in clothes that correspond to the description provided by his family. Police have confirmed that this is a few hours later.
Juan was an only child and student at LarkSpur high school. The Gofundme page, created to help his family, raised more than $ 6,000 donations by Wednesday afternoon.
Jane Harper, [email protected]
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