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The NSW Homicide Squad receive a tip-off that a newborn was killed and buried shortly after birth a decade ago. Vision: NSW Police.
It is understood the baby's mother was in her late teens when she gave birth.
The infant wasn't alive for long, possibly only a matter of days, before police believe it was killed and buried on a rural property on the north-western fringes of Sydney.
Police searching bush land in north-west Sydney on Tuesday as part of investigation into newborn baby murdered in 2007 or 2008. Photo: NSW Police
Since receiving the tip-off, police have worked with the Department of Family and Community Services and NSW Health to track down records of the baby and its mother, who lives in the Sydney area.
It is understood there are no records of the baby being born in a NSW hospital.
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On Tuesday morning riot squad police and homicide detectives descended on a 15 hectare rural property on Cliftonville Road at South Maroota, north of Windsor, to search for the baby's remains.
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