Police have expressed their concerns on Friday, body of missing 4-year-old Maleah Davis possibly found in Arkansas who went disappeared from her Houston home since April 30.

Police officials had been recovered a child’s body from a garbage bag at a site that police force had been directed to by the stepfather of this little girl, who is a suspect in her missing, according authorities.

On May 4, report was filed of the 4-year-old girl’s disappearance in Texas and police started focusing on her searches in Arkansas following the suspect of her vanishing purportedly confessed to dumping her body there.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told addressing a news conference on Friday, “I’m deeply saddened about what we are hearing,”

Police discovered the remains in Arkansas with the help of a local activist who described reporters that he had talked with a person explained as stepfather of Maleah, “stated Maleah’s body could be in Arkansas,” Turner said. Nonetheless, the man is experienced on a charge of tampering with proof.

On Friday, Houston Police has disclosed through Twitter that homicide detectives were on the way to Arkansas to help local authorities in searches of Maleah, who was reported missing by former fiancé of her mother, Derion Vence. He has been behind the bars as a suspect of her disappearance.

Nonetheless, earlier Friday, Hempstead County of Arkansas, Sheriff James Singleton told that Friday a black trash bag with a bad smell including blood was discovered in Fulton.

He also told that the police officers are working on it, so they cannot say anything regarding the trash whether it has connection to Maleah or not.

Why Police Started Searches In Arkansas?

A civil rights activist, Quanell X who has been spokesman for Maleah’s mother, told that Vence had admitted him that he is behind the killing of Maleah and he dropped her body alongside a road in Hope, is located about 13 miles from Fulton.

According to Vence, Maleah’s death was an accident, when he had reportedly been killed her, left the body approximately five hours to Hope in Arkansas, and finally throw it on the side of a road.