FL Brevard County, Merritt Island- Unsure- Skull on stick- UP153704- Feb.9, 2009

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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Circumstances of Recovery: A group of individuals were fishing in the Haulover Canal. One individual walked into the wooded area south of the canal to urinate and observed a human skull. The skull had a stick protruding from the base of it in the opening of a tree truck. The stick was not attached to the tree and appeared to have been placed there with the skull on it.

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That’s just creepy…..
 
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I wonder if this Doe came from a grave robbery
 
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