Graveside services will be held Thursday morning for the unidentified infant boy who was found last week in a spillway that runs through Norfolk.
The short service is planned for 10 a.m. at Prospect Hill "Babyland" Cemetery in Norfolk.
Meanwhile, Norfolk Police Captain Steve Hecker said investigators haven't turned up anything new in the case. He says this week police will begin canvassing the area again in search of clues.
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