Police: Investigation reveals unidentified human remains found in Wissinoming home

Investigation reveals unidentified human remains found in Wissinoming home
Police say after a search warrant was issued, the city's sanitation unit and law enforcement began clearing the property, where they found unidentified human remains.
WISSINOMING - Philadelphia police have confirmed human remains were found in a home in the city's Wissinoming neighborhood.
Earlier this week, sources told FOX 29 that police were conducting an investigation sparked by a tip about human remains in the neighborhood.

On Tuesday, investigators were spotted outside of a home on the 5200 block of Burton Street.
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Police say after a search warrant was issued, the city's sanitation unit and law enforcement began clearing the property.

Source: Probe of Frankford home related to tip about human remains
Authorities say they are conducting an investigation at a home in Philadelphia's Frankford neighborhood. A source tells FOX 29 the investigation is related to a tip about human remains.
A neighbor said three dumpsters of trash have been removed from the property, as of Friday afternoon.
According to investigators, unidentified human remains were discovered on the property on Wednesday.
No additional information about the property or its owner was released.