Mystery: 17 human skulls found on the coast of Quilmes that would have been used in a ritual

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On the coast of Quilmes, 17 human skulls were found and one plastic skull was found. Based on witness statements, it is suspected that the bone remains would have appeared after a group of people made a rite of the Umbanda cult. Police sources told LA NACÓN. The finding occurred yesterday on a beach on the banks of Quilmes, at the height of the roundabout located at the height of the streets of Cervantes and Echeverría. Buenos Aires police staff…

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The community of Quilmes was shocked by the macabre discovery of 17 human skulls and one plastic skull on the beach coast. According to Police Bonaerense, the discovery on the beach located on the roundabout of Cervantes and Echeverría streets, thanks to the denunciation of a motorist travelling through the area. The police report pointed out that, a foot patrol detected the presence of the bone remains after being alerted by a citizen. Upon arr…

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The remains were seen by a motorist who immediately alerted police personnel.

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The bone remains were seen by a motorist who immediately alerted police personnel. Quilmes’ neighbors did not leave the commotion after the mysterious appearance of 17 human skulls on the banks. Police officers Bonaerense approached the area after being alerted by a man driving by car and spotted the bone remains on the coast of the Río de la Plata. Upon arriving, they found that they were human bones. The chilling finding took place on a beach …

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The facts agree with the practices of a umbanda ritual. The entry Macabro discovery on the banks of Quilmes was first published in #BorderJournalism.

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Police officers from Bonaerense and experts from the Scientific Police approached the site to initiate the investigations and carry out the relevant assessments.