Eyewitness News reporter Anthony Johnson is in Camden now with details.
We witnessed that discovery. At about 7:00 p.m. Friday evening, a few family members decided to walk out to a car that was actually parked in the very same yard as where the boys were last seen. It was a burgundy Toyota Camry.
They went to the back of the car, they opened the car up and then they opened the truck, where they found the bodies.
They shut the doors and then they started screaming, they started crying, friends and family members came up and started hugging everybody there. It was a tragic discovery. It's almost unbelievable that the three boys who were missing since Wednesday were actually found in a car just a few feet away from where they were last seen.
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A neighbor, Carmen Cilla, said she saw David Agosto open the trunk of the maroon Toyota and collapse to his knees screaming.
Police rushed to the scene and immediately cordoned off the property with yellow crime scene tape and draped white sheets over the tape to shield the car from view.
Camden County authorities said at a Friday night news conference that the medical examiner was preparing to do autopsies on the bodies. But the cause of death hasn't been determined yet.
Neighbors say the car had been parked behind the Cruz home for at least three months. City Police Chief Edwin Figueroa says the vehicle had been searched before, but it's not clear whether the trunk had been checked.
The story does not add up at all.
The media was there covering a vigil for the boys at the time.