The bag appeared to be full of debris and was about 2 feet in diameter, Jarvis said.
“There were roots growing through the bag,” he said. “It looked like it had been there over a year.”
When Jarvis attempted to pull the bag from the undergrowth, the bag began to shred, he said, so he borrowed a neighbor’s trash toter, pulled it near the bag and tipped the toter over.
As he tried to slide the deteriorated garbage bag into the toter, Jarvis said, he caught sight of what appeared to be a skull inside the bag. A little more movement confirmed the grisly discovery.
“It just rolled right out, and I noticed it was a skull,” Jarvis said.
He immediately dialed 911 and looked no further into the contents of the bag.
The Sheriff’s Office responded, cordoning off the area and searching for several hours for additional evidence on the overgrown vacant lot. Deputies confirmed the items in the bag appeared to be human remains.
Jarvis could not confirm whether the bag contained a full human skeleton, but said the skull appeared to be that of a young person — not an infant, but not an adult.
He said there was also deteriorated fabric in the bag that looked as if it might have been a yellow or tan bedsheet.
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Is 3 months long enough for roots to be growing through the bag? I was thinking yes but I have no clue. What say you?