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[h=1]Skeletal remains found at abandoned property in Miami Beach[/h]
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Skeletal remains were found Friday morning at an abandoned property in Miami Beach, authorities said.

Police said the remains were found shortly before 11 a.m. by a worker who was painting a building on 29th Street, between Indian Creek Parkway and Collins Avenue.



Workers told detectives that the building had been abandoned for about five years.
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https://www.local10.com/news/florid...ns-found-at-abandoned-property-in-miami-beach
 
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Does anyone know any more on these remains found?
 
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