Finding Human Bone At Popular Beach In England, Police Conduct Investigation

Illustration of human bones in a traditional tomb. (Unsplash-Cristian Grecu)

JAKARTA - The police have confirmed that the discovery of my bones at Marine Walk, a popular beach in northeastern England, is human remains.

The human bone was discovered several times in recent weeks.

"We did receive reports of bones or body parts allegedly found on the Seaburn and Roker beaches in Sunderland over the past few weeks," said Northumbria Police Spokesperson, quoted from Metro.co.uk, Wednesday, March 3.

The report related to your bones was first submitted to the police on February 13.

Then they were found successively at Seaburn Beach near Queen's Parade in Sunderland to coincide with the moment of Good Friday.

The police have not been able to speak at length regarding the findings of these human remains.

"The investigation is still ongoing and we need time before we can provide more information," said the spokesman.

The police also reminded people in England who had lost their family members to visit the police post regarding the findings of these bones.

"Anyone who has concerns or information about this can report it to the police," he said.