Thursday, April 25, 2024

Human bones found in Ancaster determined as non-suspicious

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Hamilton Police have determined that the human bones that were found in an Ancaster Industrial field earlier this month were that of a 40-year-old male from Hamilton.

Police were called to a hydro tower field south of Wilson Street West and Garner Road shortly before 5:00 p.m. on March 18th. It was there that they were able to confirm that there was human remains and gathered evidence to send to the Centre of Forensic Sciences.

It is not known how long the body was in the area but Police have concluded that the bones are non-suspicious in nature.

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