2 INDIANA KIDS DISCOVERED DEAD HOURS AFTER AMBER ALERT WAS ISSUED

Two Indiana kids were discovered dead in a vehicle outside a police headquarters Monday hours after a Amber Caution was issued for them.

According to Fox 59, the caution was issued for Liliana Hernandez, 7, and Rene Pasztor, 6, around twelve noon. Police said the children were most recently seen at around 6:20 a.m. in Fort Wayne and were believed to be in "extreme danger." The Allen Area Sheriff suspected that the kids were abducted by their custodial mother, Amber Pasztor.

An officer from the Elkhart Police Office was stop by Amber Pasztor at around 5:25 p.m. who said the two children were dead in the backseat of her 1999 Mercury Mystique. Police captured the 29-year-old on two numbers of murder and was transferred to the Elkhart county Correctional Facility.

Authorities from the Elkhart Police Department Homicide Unit were working with Allen County Sheriff's Department criminologists to investigate the kid's deaths. The Coroner's Office will lead a formal distinguishing proof of the two kids at a later time, police said.

Authorities trust Amber Pasztor was travelling with 65-year-old Frank Macomber at the time the Amber Alert was issued were all the while looking for him.