[Carol Costello, Cnn Anchor:] The remains of a second missing Oregon girl, found in a neighbor's yard, have now been positively identified. With the latest on the case and the community reaction, we turn to CNN's Lilian Kim, who is live in Oregon City, Oregon. Good morning Lilian.
[Lilian Kim, Cnn Correspondent:] Good morning, Carol. The search here at the home of Ward Weaver seems to be winding down. The two bodies found over the weekend have now been identified, and investigators do not expect to find any more human remains on the property.
[Unidentified Male:] The state medical examiner's office has advised that these remains have been identified through dental records as those of Ashley Pond.
[Kim:] It was another announcement that left this Oregon community grieving. Investigators confirming that the human remains found underneath a concrete slab belong to 12-year-old Ashley Pond. The news comes just one day after medical examiners positively identified the first body found at the property as that of 13-year-old Miranda Gaddis.
[Terry Duffey, Miranda Gaddis' Aunt:] Miranda, she's I'm still waiting for her to pop through the door and say, "Quit crying, I'm right here." You know? She is beautiful and she is wonderful and she's going to be in our hearts forever, and I'm just sad that this happened.
[Kim:] The district attorney's office is seeking an indictment against Ward Weaver, the prime suspect in the case. Both bodies were found in the back of his rented Oregon City home, just a few hundred yards from the apartment complex where the two girls lived.
[Greg Horner, Dep. County District Atty:] There are many witnesses yet to be contacted and interviewed. As a result, a timeline for presenting the evidence to a grand jury has not been determined.
[Kim:] Weaver, who is now in jail on an unrelated rape charge, has denied any involvement in the disappearances. Back at his home, a makeshift shrine continues to grow in memory of the slain girls. This isn't the first time Ward Weaver has been in trouble with the law. The 39-year-old served three years in prison for beating a babysitter with a block of concrete, and a credit card forgery Carol.
[Costello:] The memorial behind you, Lilian, just amazes me. How many people have left mementos, remembering these girls?
[Kim:] You know, I can't even begin to count. There are so many of them. And we first came here yesterday, and it has grown so much bigger since then. Dozens hundreds of people have been coming by, dropping off balloons, flowers, notes, candles. We hear music in the background. People are playing music in memory of the two girls. So it's really touching here, and folks are very sad. People here this is a place where people are grieving and mourning for the two girls.
[Costello:] Yes, hopefully, it's little comfort to the girls' parents. Thank you very much Lilian Kim reporting live from Oregon City, Oregon this morning. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com.