search. Later on April 28, the police found human remains underneath a mobile home at 7600 W Military drive.
Investigators told Gomez that the DNA sample provided by the child's mother was a match, so the remains were identified as Baby James. The San Antonio Police Department confirmed the news in a short statement:
"We received confirmation from the Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office that the human remains... have been positively identified as Baby James Avi Chairez."
Gomez and the rest of the family have not seen the almost two-year-old since Thanksgiving last year where he tried gravy for the first time. Gomez's shared their devastation on Friday when talking during the prayer service.
Gomez shared that James has been a good and happy baby. She explained that she stopped taking in information after the detective told her they had a positive ID for the remains.
Chairez is currently being held in Bexar County Jail. Her previous two charges were changed to two counts of tampering with evidence. Her trial date has been set for July 16.
Gomez shared that the autopsy will not be completed until July 1. Police have released no further information as the investigation is still ongoing. No charges in connection to the remains have been filed.
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