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Human bone found by University of Michigan marching band field

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The worker discovered a singular bone while excavating, Melissa Overton, university police deputy chief, said Wednesday, June 19. The identity and origin are unknown.

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Human bone found by University of Michigan marching band field

The worker discovered a singular bone while excavating, Melissa Overton, university police deputy chief, said Wednesday, June 19. The identity and origin are unknown.

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Possible human bones found on campus of University of Michigan

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Police are investigating after a construction crew found what appeared to be human remains while excavating a site on the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus. Sign up for breaking news alert emails Michigan State Police confirm that a lab team was called to the scene Monday afternoon by investigators with the University of Michigan Police Department after bones were found. Crews were excavating a site a…

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