One of Four Children Thrown off Bridge Found

One of the four children thrown from a bridge by their father Lam Luong was found by a duck hunter on Saturday.  This raises hopes that the bodies of the remaining three children will be found.

The search for the children’s bodies, ages ranging from a few months to 3 years, started on Tuesday at the mouth of Mobile Bay after Lam Luong confessed to throwing his kids over the coastal bridge.

The infant body was found five miles west of the bridge at 9 am on Saturday.

The 23 year old mother, Kieu Phan, was informed of the find by Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran.  Luong was with his wife on Monday when she reported her children missing.

Cochran has mentioned that searchers may have found the remaining three bodies by using sonar technology.

Luong confessed to throwing his four children, Ryan Phan, 3, Hannah Luong, 2, Lindsey Luong, 1, and Danny Luong, 4 months, off of the bridge after he had an argument with his wife.

Luong recanted at a later time saying that a couple of Asian women took the kids and never brought them back.  However, a witness claims to have seen him on the bridge with his children while another witness reports that he saw Luong leave the bridge without his children."