Breakthrough in the case of Ben Needham as new evidence is found

The toddler disappeared 26 years ago on the Greek Island of Kos.

New evidence has been found in the case of Ben Needham who disappeared at the age of 21-months in 1991. Human blood is said to have been found on a toy car and a sandal believed to have belonged to Ben.Move to Trash Ben’s mother, Kerry, says the new evidence suggests a cover-up in the case of her son’s disappearance.

“This confirms everything the police have suspected,” she told the Daily Mirror. “That proves it to me with doubt they obviously moved him and buried him and for whatever reason, dug him up. “There’s no other explanation. It’s all been a massive cover-up.”

Ben was staying at his grandparent’s farmhouse in Kos when he disappeared. Police believed the toddler died as a result of an accident with a digger in 1991 and officially ended their search in October of last year.