Human head and hands found in freezer at recently sold house in Colorado

[raisedbywolves]

https://abcnews.go.com/US/human-body...y?id=106515734

Authorities are investigating a mysterious homicide after a human head and hands were found in a freezer at a recently sold Colorado home.

The discovery was made on Jan. 12 at a residence in Grand Junction, according to the Mesa County Sheriff's Office. Deputies responded to a call for a "suspicious incident" around 2:30 p.m.

People cleaning out the property discovered what they believed to be human remains, the sheriff's office said. They were found in a freezer, a sheriff's office spokesperson said.

An autopsy conducted by the Mesa County Coroner's Office this week confirmed that the remains were a human head and hands, the sheriff's office said Thursday.

[Angiebla]

Why would you not take the head and hands with you when you move?

[raisedbywolves]

Why would you not take the head and hands with you when you move?

You know how moving is, it gets crazy at the end and you forget all the important things.

[Angiebla]

You know how moving is, it gets crazy at the end and you forget all the important things.

They are going to be kicking themselves in the ass for that one.

[Boston Babe 73]

You know how moving is, it gets crazy at the end and you forget all the important things.

[Bewitchingstorm]

Why would you not take the head and hands with you when you move?

Right??? I mean, they couldn't remember to take that with them???

[Angiebla]

So they havent ID'd the head or arrested the old home owner?

[raisedbywolves]

https://www.gjsentinel.com/news/west...6-a7f914f76ece.


ID on head, hands case still months out

The Mesa County Coroner’s Office is narrowing in on the identity of a human head and hands found in a recently-sold residence in January, but it could still be months before an identity of deceased person is released.

“We have a good idea who it is,” Mesa County Coroner Dean Havlik said Tuesday.

An autopsy of the head and hands has been conducted.

The remains are currently undergoing DNA testing through the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Havlik said. The Coroner’s Office has put a “rush” on the job, he said, but getting a positive identity could still take months.

To make the positive identification, the DNA from the remains is being compared to DNA in various databases, Havlik said.

“We’re optimistic, hopefully in the next couple months,” Havlik said, noting the process normally could take up to a year or more.

[Bewitchingstorm]

It will be interesting to see who they are and what happened.

[Angiebla]

Ok but what about the old home owners? Questioned? Arrested?

[Bewitchingstorm]

@Angie - I haven't seen anything about them being investigated, but surely they have been/are being investigated.