Medical examiner: Human remains found in Greenwich are bones of historical nature
The remains were discovered by workers at a construction site in northern Greenwich on Sept. 18. They were found during excavation work.
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4h agoThe Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has determined that human remains found at a construction site in Greenwich are bones of historical nature, police say.
The remains were discovered by workers at a construction site in northern Greenwich on Sept. 18. They were found during excavation work.
At the time, police said the remains were of considerable age.
No additional information regarding the bones have been released.
