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More Human Remains Found Near DC Apartment Building

Two more sets of human remains have been uncovered behind a Southeast D.C. apartment building where construction workers recently found a human skull, a medical examiner’s office official said.The human remains were uncovered at the apartment on Wayne Place Southeast on Saturday, one day after officials confirmed the remains found at the apartment on Wednesday are human. Child Swept Out to Sea While Walking With Mom on Outer Banks The medical examiner’s office confirmed all three sets of remains were of women.A construction crew excavating an area near the Congress Heights apartment building called police on Wednesday and reported they had discovered apparent skeletal remains. Sources told News4 the construction workers found what appeared to be a human skull. Nation’s 1st Lynching Memorial Opens to the Public in Ala. On Thursday, forensics investigators identified two other locations behind the building where there also appeared to be human remains. One of the areas is in the backyard, near a dumpster; the other is in a wooded area behind the building.The medical examiner confirmed on Friday that the first set of remains are human, police said. Police then opened a death investigation. Man Speaks on Surviving in Md. Ditch for 2 Days After Crash Another set of human remains was found on Saturday, the D.C. medical examiner’s office told News4. Officials confirmed two sets of human remains have been found in total: one earlier in the week and one on Saturday. Officials initially said two sets of remains were found on Saturday.It was not immediately clear how long the remains had been there, or how they got there. Recovery efforts will continue, police say.After the initial discovery, neightbors expressed concern.”It’s insane. To find human remains — it’s not OK,” neighbor Ikea Jones said. “We have children in the neighborhood. They play. They do a lot, and it’s a quiet neighborhood, a beautiful neighborhood, and everyone here is cool.”Photo Credit: Mark Segraves/NBC
Source: NBC San Diego

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