Human remains were discovered in a field by landscapers who were working in the area. The remains were found behind Attucks Middle School on Thursday. Landscapers made the discovery while performing their duties.
Further details about the discovery are available from the source. The circumstances surrounding the remains are not specified in the initial report.
The source provides more information about the incident, including the location where the remains were found.
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