Suspected human remains found in Detroit's northwest side

Human remains found at home on Detroit's west side, police say
Police said human remains were discovered Monday at a home on Detroit's west side. A construction crew was working at the home in the 19700 block of Woodingham Drive, near Outer Drive, just off Livernois, at about 1 p.m. when they found what they believed to be partially buried, partially decomposed human remains in the backyard.
Human remains found outside Detroit house on city's west side
A construction crew at the house was doing some work at the house and found partially buried, partially decomposed human remains.
Human remains found by construction workers outside of home on Detroit's west side
An investigation is underway after human remains were found Monday afternoon outside of a home on Detroit's west side.
Construction crew discovers human remains outside home in Detroit
A construction crew doing work on a house off Woodingham Street discovered human remains Monday, leading to a police investigation, according to Fox 2 Detroit. Police were called to the home Monday afternoon where the partially buried and partially decomposed remains were found near a garage on the property.
Human remains found in shallow grave in Detroit
An investigation is underway after human remains were found buried in a shallow grave behind a Detroit home on Monday. Police are currently working to identify the remains as they review missing persons reports.
Police: Suspected human remains found in Detroit's northwest side
The Detroit Police Department's homicide unit is investigating possible human remains that were discovered at the 19700 block of Woodingham Dr. on Detroit's northwest side. The police were called to the scene around 1 p.
Investigation continues after human remains found on Detroit's west side
Detroit police were called at about 12:57 p.m. on Jan. 6, 2025, to the 19700 block of Woodingham Drive after construction workers found the remains.
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