Human bones discovered in Check Hall

Sgt. Matthew. DA Vibes photo

The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force may have to seek foreign assistance to determine the  identity of skeletal remains found in Check Hall, Massacre.

Police Public Relations Officer, Sergeant Kenth Matthew said police retrieved the bones Thursday after receiving information about its discovery by an unnamed person.

Matthew noted that the bones were later tested as human remains by a doctor. 


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