BERKELEY, Calif. — Skeletal human remains were reportedly found in a vacant building residential hall complex about a mile from the main campus of the University of California Berkeley.
The University of California Berkeley officers had reportedly responded to reports of a skeleton that was found inside a building at the Clark Kerr Campus on Tuesday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The building is a residential hall complex and event space that UC Berkeley police said has not been occupied in a while, the newspaper reported.
KTVU reported that the human remains are “skeletonized.”
It is unclear how long the remains were in the Clark Kerr Campus, UC Berkeley police said in a statement obtained by The Associated Press. There are no outstanding missing person cases from the Berkeley campus.
The Alameda County coroner will determine a cause of death, according to the AP.
The investigation is ongoing. Investigators are working to identify the remains.
Anyone with information is asked to call the University of California Berkeley police department at 510-642-6760.
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