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Does any one know more on this or how old they think these bones were.They seem older than a few months.Can you please keep me updated on this?
Skull, other bones found in ditch in Indian River County
By Lamaur Stancil (Contact)
Originally published 10:23 a.m., March 7, 2008
Updated 10:23 a.m., March 7, 2008
Investigators study human bones in Indian River County
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY State investigators are still trying to determine how a skull and a couple of bones wound up in a ditch in Winter Beach.
Someone found the bones in a wooded area near 71st Street and Old Dixie Highway on Dec. 17, the Indian River County Sheriff's Office said. The collection included a skull, two tibias and a left rib, according to the state Medical Examiner's Office. Because there was no flesh on the bones, the remains are thought to have been in the area for at least several months, the Sheriff's Office said.
Sheriff's officials don't know the gender or race of the remains, and no clothes or jewelry were found nearby. The bones are being studied at the human identification laboratory at the University of Florida, officials at the state Medical Examiner's Office said
http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/07/sku...n-river-county/
Does any one know more on this or how old they think these bones were.They seem older than a few months.Can you please keep me updated on this?
Skull, other bones found in ditch in Indian River County
By Lamaur Stancil (Contact)
Originally published 10:23 a.m., March 7, 2008
Updated 10:23 a.m., March 7, 2008
Investigators study human bones in Indian River County
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY State investigators are still trying to determine how a skull and a couple of bones wound up in a ditch in Winter Beach.
Someone found the bones in a wooded area near 71st Street and Old Dixie Highway on Dec. 17, the Indian River County Sheriff's Office said. The collection included a skull, two tibias and a left rib, according to the state Medical Examiner's Office. Because there was no flesh on the bones, the remains are thought to have been in the area for at least several months, the Sheriff's Office said.
Sheriff's officials don't know the gender or race of the remains, and no clothes or jewelry were found nearby. The bones are being studied at the human identification laboratory at the University of Florida, officials at the state Medical Examiner's Office said
http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/07/sku...n-river-county/