text: New Jersey police have released a sketch of an infant whose headless remains were discovered last year in an attempt to track down the child's mother. On Nov. 11, 2014, the headless body of a seven-pound-five-ounce infant was found in a trash heap in Farmingdale, New Jersey. Now, more than five months later, authorities have released the sketch along with photos of evidence as they continue to investigate the child's death. The baby, who was named 'Emma Grace' by a local church, was discovered by a ReCommunity Recycling facility employee, police said in a news release. Scroll down for video . Emma Grace: New Jersey police have released a sketch of an infant (photographed), known as 'Emma Grace,' whose headless remains were discovered last year in an attempt to track down the child's mother . Evidence: Investigators located the infant's head along with two blood-soaked blouses (left and right) and a bag more than 50 miles away in Orange township . Investigators located the infant's head along with two blood-soaked blouses and a  bag more than 50 miles away in Orange township. Authorities released the sketch of Emma and the photos Friday enlisting the help of the public to locate the infant's mother. 'Detectives hope someone may recognize the baby based on the composite sketch or provide assistance to find the mother based on the items of clothing,' police said. The release states that no current evidence indicates that the mother was a 'victim of foul play,' but authorities have not ruled out the possibility. A medical examiner has determined that Emma was not stillborn, but the cause of the child's death is still unknown. Funeral: The baby's remains have been released to the Ardena Baptist Church in Freehold, which will hold a funeral for the infant Saturday . Name: The Ardena Baptist Church, who will hold a funeral for the child, gave her the name 'Emma Grace' Investigators say that if the mother is responsible for placing the remains in the trash heap, she may have been trying to hide her pregnancy prior to giving birth. 'She might have been living a different lifestyle than she was accustomed to, and since the birth she may have resumed some of her more normal routines,' police said. Based on hair characteristics, police said, the infant is of mixed race and may be of Hispanic origin. The investigation is ongoing and Monmouth County Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for information leading to the identity of the infant's mother. The baby's remains have been released to the Ardena Baptist Church in Freehold, which will hold a funeral for the infant Saturday.
target: New Jersey police have released a sketch of an infant whose headless body was discovered last year in an attempt to find the child's mother .
  The body of the infant, called 'Emma Grace' was found in a trash heap in November, authorities located her head more than 50 miles away .
  Police say the mother may have been trying to hide her pregnancy prior to giving birth .