Police continue to await post mortem results following the death of a baby boy in Corowa.
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The three-month-old was found dead in a freezer at the Church Street home on the night of January 19 following a welfare check.
Tuesday will mark six months since the boy's body was found.
Police are continuing to actively investigate the matter, which is complex.
The infant's 40-year-old mother was questioned at Albury Police Station following the grim discovery but was released without charge the following day.
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No charges have been laid over the death, which is being examined by a strike force.
Albury officers and homicide squad investigators are involved.
NSW laws prevent the mother and son from being named.
Police extensively searched the home after the incident, including a lean-to where the mother is believed to have been living and the infant's body discovered.
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