ROCKFORD, Ill. (WLS) -- The FBI says it has positively matched DNA collected from a missing Rockford boy with that of a dismembered toddler found in a Chicago lagoon in September.
Kyrian Knox, 2, was reported missing more than two months ago. His mother said he was staying with a family friend in Rockford while she moved from Iowa to Chicago.
Investigators collected DNA from the parents of missing children after discovering the head, hands and feet of a child in the Garfield Park lagoon in early September.
Chicago police said they notified Knox's family of the results Tuesday afternoon.
Kyrian Knox DNA matches Garfield Park lagoon remains, FBI says
