ID expected for skeletal remains found in Montgomery County retention basin in March
TOWAMENCIN, Pa. - Several months have gone by since a chilling discovery was made in Towamencin Township, but now officials say they have an update.
In March, a surveyor working at a retention basin reported seeing what he believed to be a human skull near Welsh Road and Grist Mill Drive.
More skeletal remains, along with remnants of clothing, were found during a search of the area.
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Investigators said there were "no initial indications of trauma or foul play."
On Tuesday, officials are expected to give an update on the identification of the skeletal remains.
A press conference is being held at 9 a.m.