The bodies of Kyle Mooreman (left) and his three children were found in an Indianapolis pond after a week-long search (Photo: AP/Indianapolis Police Station).

The four bodies recovered from the pond were confirmed to be the bodies of a father and three sons who went fishing and disappeared for a week.

According to Fox 59, the body of 27-year-old Kyle Moorman was found in the water near Bluff Road and Troy Avenue in Indianapolis on Tuesday night.

About five hours later, at 1:15 a.m. Wednesday, fire department divers found a vehicle matching the description of Mooreman’s last black service. Three children were found dead in the car.

The Marion County coroner identified them as 5-year-old Kyle Mooreman II. Kiana Holland, 2, and Keeran Holland, 1.

The cause and method of his death have yet to be determined.

According to relatives, Mooreman took the children to the pool on the night of July 6 and her cell phone was activated at 12:48 pm on the last day. The family searched part of the pool for several days. Some have complained that investigators did not search the area sooner.

“We were alone here,” Merman’s sister, Maria Marman, told the television station Monday night.

“No one is going to help us,” said Gloria Hamburg, Marman’s aunt.

Meanwhile, Chris Bailey, Deputy Chief of the Indianapolis Police Station, claimed that police officers were doing their best to handle the case.

“These are answers that we may not be able to answer, but I guarantee that the detectives working behind me will do everything they can to provide answers to this family and our community.” Masu, Bailey told Fox 59 at the scene.

The television crew reported seeing a verbal conflict between Marman’s family and law enforcement officers during the search.

The Mermans have even offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Merman and her children.

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