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We still don't know why the remains were in three different locations, miles apart from each other.

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On the morning of June 17th, police in Minneapolis received a call about a gruesome discovery.

On Thursday morning, 9.29 a.m., Minneapolis police responded to the 300 block of Main Street, Northeast,

on a report of human remains found at that location. Officers arrived,

located the items, and in fact confirmed that these were human remains body parts.

They were soon called to a second location, two blocks away.

They received information that there were additional evidentiary pieces, third in university.

They went down, recovered those with the help of the medical examiner's office in the Minneapolis

crime lab.

Anna Conway with Care Eleven in Minneapolis, take us through this morning in June when police respond to a call about possible body parts.

On June 17th, police were called to northeast Minneapolis because someone reported finding

some human remains.

They arrived on the scene, and sure enough, they found some human remains. They arrived on the scene and sure enough,

they found some human remains. And not only that, they found more human remains from the same

person less than a mile away from the original scene. So here we have two scenes with human remains

at both of them. And I know they searched the surrounding areas.

They brought out cadaver dogs, but didn't find, according to police, they didn't find all

of the remains.

From what they did find, though, were investigators able to reach any conclusions about

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