FL FL - Sanford, off Summerlin Ave, Male Skeletal, Nov'13

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Police working to identify skeletal remains found in Sanford

SANFORD, Fla. – Police in Sanford are trying to identify human remains found on Thursday.

A woman called police after noticing a foul odor and buzzards circling in the area of 1800 Summerlin Avenue.

Police searched and found the bones.

Investigators believe the remains are of an adult male.

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