Removal of Fernandina Beach pirate statue paused as city investigates possible human remains found inside
Removal of the deteriorating 1978 statue is paused after credible reports of cremated human remains; further investigation and safety assessments are underway by city officials.
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Removal of Fernandina Beach pirate statue paused as city investigates possible human remains found inside
The fight over the future of a beloved Fernandina Beach pirate statue has been paused after discussions of safety concerns and the potential discovery of human remains inside the statue.
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