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Police investigating after remains found in Wilson County

By Knss Staff,

23 days ago

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation, the Neodesha Police Department, and the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office are conducting a homicide investigation after human skeletal remains were located in rural Wilson County.

On Sept. 24, at around 11:30 a.m., the Neodesha Police Department requested KBI assistance after they located skeletal remains in a pasture east of 6554 Ottawa Rd., in Neodesha. KBI agents and the Crime Scene Response Team responded to the area. Investigators confirmed the remains were human.

An autopsy is scheduled. Positive identification may take longer than typical cases due to the condition of the remains. Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to call the KBI at 1-800-KS-CRIME. Anonymous tips can also be submitted online at kbi.ks.gov/sar . This investigation is ongoing.

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Lovecraft

21d ago

If it turns out to be pre-1870 it's probably just a settler/Osage grave. Both co-habitated Neody back then. If it's recent it's probably murder.

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