Investigators recovered an old cellphone and computer yesterday from Brooklyn kid-murder suspect Levi Aron’s home, sources said.
Cops spent most of their time in the basement of Aron’s Kensington home, and will check the phone and computer for evidence, sources said.
The cops hauled five boxes and three large bags of evidence from the East Second Street house of horrors yesterday, where Aron allegedly drugged, suffocated and butchered 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky.
Little Leiby had been walking by himself for the first time when he vanished on July 11.
Authorities believe Leiby, who was lost, was asking Aron for directions.
The child had been missing for less than two days when a search led authorities to Aron, who allegedly panicked and killed the boy. Detectives removed children’s clothing from Aron’s home Thursday.