People gather at Kossuth Park in Cleveland for a vigil to honor the short life of 3-year-old Emilliano Terry. The boy was murdered and his mother has been charged with the crime.

A vigil will be held at Kossuth Park in Cleveland to honor the life of slain 3-year-old Emilliano Terry.

A vigil will be held at Kossuth Park in Cleveland to honor the life of slain 3-year-old Emilliano Terry.

Three-year-old Emilliano Terry was reported missing to Cleveland police by his 20-year-old mother, Camilia.

Camilia Terry called 911 from Kossuth Park on Sunday, telling dispatchers she had not seen her 3-year-old son, Emilliano, in about 15 minutes.

On Nov. 26, Cleveland Police Cmdr. Deon McCauley and Chief Michael McGrath hold a news conference to answer questions about missing Cleveland boy Emilliano Terry.

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Camilia Terry with Cleveland police at Kossuth Park where the mother's 3-year-old boy disappeared from on Sunday.

Camilia Terry with Cleveland police at Kossuth Park where the mother's 3-year-old boy disappeared from on Sunday.

Camilia Terry with Cleveland police at Kossuth Park where the mother's 3-year-old boy disappeared from on Sunday.

Cleveland officers, FBI agents and Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's office employees worked at the Waste Management facility in Oakwood Village Tuesday night. Cleveland police said it was connected to missing boy, 3-year-old Emilliano Terry.

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Cleveland officers, FBI agents and Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's office employees worked at the Waste Management facility in Oakwood Village Tuesday night. Cleveland police said it was connected to missing boy, 3-year-old Emilliano Terry.

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Authorities sift through trash at the Waste Management plant in Oakwood Village on Nov. 26, 2012. Cleveland police confirmed the investigation is linked to 3-year-old Emilliano Terry.

Authorities load the remains of a young child into a van from the Waste Management plant on Oak Leaf Drive in Oakwood Village on Nov. 26, 2012.

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On Monday, Cleveland police said there was inconsistencies with 20-year-old Camilia Terry's statements about her missing son.

Cleveland police took the mother of 3-year-old Emilliano Terry, Camilia, into custody on Nov. 26, 2012 in connection with her son's death. She was not immediately charged.

Posts to a Yahoo! News article, allegedly from 20-year-old Camilia Terry, said "I have a three year old toddler I want ot put up for adoption." The post was dated Nov. 21, 2012.

Camilia Terry (Photo courtesy: Cleveland police)

The community, shocked by the discovery of Emilliano Terry's body, responded with support on Facebook. (Photo created and submitted by NewsChannel5 viewer via Facebook)

The community, shocked by the discovery of Emilliano Terry's body, responded with support on Facebook. (Photo created and submitted by NewsChannel5 viewer via Facebook)

The apartment of Camilia Terry, 20, being searched by Cleveland police and FBI agents. (Photo courtesy: Michael Baldwin/WEWS)

The apartment of Camilia Terry, 20, being searched by Cleveland police and FBI agents. (Photo courtesy: Michael Baldwin/WEWS)