Meanwhile, according to the Boston Globe, community members held a vigil Sunday evening to show their support for Murray's children, most especially for the 3 infants found dead.
Pastor Ruth Blais of Christ Community Church of Blackstone, led the prayer for the three lost babies and their surviving siblings and their mother who he said was "obviously in a very desperate, desperate condition."
Reports say about 150 people attended the prayer vigil at a soccer field beside an elementary school.
67-year-old Ann Marie Chevrette is a lifelong Blackstone resident. She said during the vigil that the community had been horrified about the news.
She said, "They're sick. They can't believe it. Everybody is heartbroken. Everybody should have been there for those children. ... I don't want anyone to think that we're a town that doesn't care about human beings."
3 infants found dead cause are still being investigated by authorities. Cayenne Isaksen, spokesperson for the DCF said the children removed are currently in the custody of her agency, reports CBS News.
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