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    Skeletal Remains Found in Camp Verde

    May 9, 2025No Comments
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    Camp Verde News – On April 20th, 2025, at approximately 3:45pm, human skeletal remains were found in a vacant field near Finnie Flat Road in Camp Verde. The remains have yet to be identified and there is no
    obvious cause of death at this time. Camp Verde Detective’s are currently working with the Yavapai
    County Medical Examiner’s Office to identify the remains using DNA technology. Information
    gathered and available at this time, is that remains likely belong to that of a 50+ year old male
    individual, that the subject has been in this location and deceased for approximately 12-18 months
    and that the subject was wearing size 10, red and black pair of Air Jordan tennis shoes.

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    If you have any information that would help Detectives in this case and would like to report it, please contact the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office by calling our nonemergency number 928-554-8300 or contact Yavapai County Silent Witness at
    1-800-932-3232.

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