SAUGUS – The family of Cole Moment is questioning how he died at a Saugus waste facility on New Year’s Eve. Moment was 21 years old. He went out for one of his long daily walks, his mother told WBZ, and never came home.
After she filed a report with police, Danita Moment learned that her son’s body was found at the WIN Waste Innovations Plant in Saugus. She says she was told “he slipped over a rail, or on some stairs at the Wheelabrator, and he didn’t make it.”
Danita immediately asked to see video of what happened, and says police told her she could see it a couple days later. Now, eight days after his death, she has not seen the video. “What did my baby have to go through? Who did something to him? If it was an accident, it’s an accident. Let us see,” she said.
DA says foul play not suspected
“Cole Moment, 21, of Saugus was pronounced deceased at the WIN Waste Innovations facility located at 100 Salem Turnpike in Saugus at approximately 7:30 p.m. on December 31, 2024,” a statement from District Attorney Paul Tucker reads…