Culver City parents of a baby boy, who is still missing, were each sentenced to six years in prison for dumping him in a dumpster upon discovering he was dead, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office said Thursday.

KTLA reports:

Adam Manson, 34, and Kiana Williams, 32, each pleaded no contest to felony child abuse seven months after authorities first said they had reason to believe the pair was involved in the disappearance of their infant son.

Jacsun, who was 5 ½ months old, was first reported missing on Jan. 25. He has never been found but is presumed dead.

Manson and Williams were staying at a motel in South Los Angeles with Jacsun while doing drugs on New Year’s Eve of last year, according to prosecutors.

At some point, they later found he was dead and placed his body inside a suitcase, placing boy in a dumpster near the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall.

It remains unclear how the infant died.

Investigators searched for the suitcase containing Jacsun’s body at the El Sobrante Landfill in Corona on multiple occasions. But those efforts were called off on April 22.

Manson and Williams had been living with their son at Upward Bound House in Culver City, a shelter for homeless and struggling families, just prior to his disappearance.

We were hoping this case would have a better ending. Rest in peace, Jacsun.