Police thoroughly interrogated Frederick and found out the reason why he did not call immediately. Frederick did not report his finding the same day but after talking to some faculty members in his school he decided to call the next day.
He opened the box, looked inside and, to his surprise, found the naked body of a small child. He stopped his car and chased the rabbit and found a mysterious box a couple of feet off the road. In his report to the police he said that he was driving along the road to Good Sheppard School when he spotted a rabbit that ran in to the bushes. He first found the box on a Monday afternoon on February 25, 1957, accidentally. At the time he was a 27 year old student at LaSalle College in Philadelphia. The first person known to have reported the box was a young man named Frederick J. In 1957, on a rural road named Susquehanna Road in Fox Chase, Philadelphia, a box from a nearby J. The mystery behind this case is so great that not a single investigator, detective or family member has been able to correctly identify the young boy, therefore he is known as, and might forever be, "America's Unknown Child". Even after decades of constant search, numerous interrogations and hundreds of dedicated professionals this case has not been solved. The case of "the boy in the box" is one of the most famous and widely researched cases. Place of Discovery: Suschehanna Road, Philadelphia, PA
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