March 16, 2005

Skeletons in the cupboard

SKELETONS in the closet were a real-life problem for Ashford Price when he opened a cupboard in his late aunt's bedroom to be confronted with dozens of human remains.

The grand Georgian townhouse in the stately sweep of Swansea's leafy St James's Crescent had hidden a secret for decades until its owner, Brenda Morgan, 84, passed away.

Police were immediately called after the discovery, but suspicions were dampened when it was noticed all the bones had been carefully cleaned and numbered.

The remains were in fact 42 human skeletons dating back over 3,000 years to the Bronze Age. They had been discovered at Dan yr Ogof caves by the Morgan family 80 years ago.

Full story here.

Posted by David on March 16, 2005 8:42 AM

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Now THAT would be a surprise, for sure. I'll bet he opened all of his aunt's other packing cases with extreme care!

Posted by: Sarah Author Profile Page on March 16, 2005 10:46 AM
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