Two human leg bones have washed up in a Philadelphia park, sparking an investigation. The macabre discovery was made at around 5pm on Sunday by a woman walking along the waterline of the Delaware ...

Jefferson County Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates on Friday said the bone found on Dec. 12 is a human left tibia, which is the lower leg bone. The skull found in August by the dog was determined to ...

Two human leg bones have washed up in a Philadelphia park, sparking an investigation. The macabre discovery was made at around 5pm on Sunday by a woman walking along the waterline of the Delaware ...

The bones are said to belong to an adult or adults and appear to be a femur and a tibia, or the upper and lower leg bones, ABC 6 reported. Philadelphia Police Inspector D F Pace said no clothing ...

Two human leg bones were recently found at a Philadelphia park, although authorities are still trying to figure out who they belong to and what might have happened to them.

Police and the medical examiner arrived at the location and found the femur and tibia – the upper and lower leg bones – of a human adult at the location, according to Philadelphia Police ...

Two human bones, a femur and a tibia, were found along the Delaware River shore in Penn Treaty Park on Sunday. ... the thigh bone – and a tibia, a lower leg bone. MORE: ...

1.5-million-year-old bone may be earliest evidence of cannibalism by human ancestors. The fossilized shin bone shows clear signs ... mandible, b) an antelope radius (lower front leg bone ...

Only 66 per cent could correctly locate the fibula – in the lower leg - while 69 per cent didn’t know how many bones are in the human ear.. The 31 per cent who got it right correctly stated it ...

Jefferson County Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates on Friday said the bone found on Dec. 12 is a human left tibia, which is the lower leg bone. The skull found in August by the dog was determined to ...

Two human leg bones have washed up in a Philadelphia park, sparking an investigation. The macabre discovery was made at around 5pm on Sunday by a woman walking along the waterline of the Delaware ...