Human Remains Discovered at Hemel Hempstead Site
Human Remains Discovered at Hemel Hempstead Site

Human Remains Discovered at Hemel Hempstead Site

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Builders at St Mary's House, a sheltered housing site in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, uncovered human remains while digging up the patio, prompting police to investigate. Officers from Hertfordshire Constabulary responded to the incident on October 3, confirming the remains are 'very old' and have likely been at the location for many years. The Abbeyfield Society, which manages the site, has paused construction work to allow forensic teams to conduct their inquiries. The house, originally built in the 18th Century, offers accommodations for residents aged 55 and older. No additional information regarding the circumstances of the remains or potential historical significance has been released yet. Meanwhile, in a separate incident, Nassau police discovered the body of a 29-year-old woman in a Hempstead home, raising concerns in the community regarding safety and violence against women.

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