Grisly Discovery in Quiet Neighbourhood
In a shocking turn of events, law-enforcement agencies uncovered human remains buried beneath a residence in the Southcrest area of San Diego. The discovery came after officers executed a search warrant at a home on Newton Avenue, following a tip indicating possible human remains hidden on the property. Hazmat-suited investigators and forensic dogs combed the premises, ultimately revealing the grim find.
Current occupants — who moved into the house roughly a year ago and had no ties to the investigation — were asked to vacate during the search and were offered temporary accommodation.
Former Resident Named Person of Interest
Authorities have identified a former occupant of the home, a 74-year-old man with a lengthy criminal history, as the principal person of interest. He is already in custody and facing charges in connection with a separate 2023 murder case.
Court documents indicate the suspect resided at the Newton Avenue address in 2020. The remains’ discovery is not linked to the new tenants but to actions allegedly taken while the previous resident lived there.
Ongoing Investigation: Identification, Cause of Death Remain Unknown
The remains have been sent to the county’s Medical Examiner’s Office, which is working to determine their identity and cause of death. At this stage, officials have not publicly revealed how many bodies were found, how long they had been buried, or any details about their identity.
Investigators from local police, federal agencies, and forensic teams remain tight-lipped. The case is being treated as active and ongoing, as authorities follow every possible leaGrisly Discovery in Quiet Neighbourhood
In a shocking turn of events, law-enforcement agencies uncovered human remains buried beneath a residence in the Southcrest area of San Diego. The discovery came after officers executed a search warrant at a home on Newton Avenue, following a tip indicating possible human remains hidden on the property. Hazmat-suited investigators and forensic dogs combed the premises, ultimately revealing the grim find.
Current occupants — who moved into the house roughly a year ago and had no ties to the investigation — were asked to vacate during the search and were offered temporary accommodation.
