Human remains found in northwestern Arizona; no identity yet
(Photo/Mohave County Sheriff)
Originally Published: December 7, 2022 7 p.m.
YUCCA, Ariz. (AP) — Mohave County authorities are trying to identify human remains that were found in Yucca in northwestern Arizona.
County sheriff's officials said a man riding his off-road vehicle Sunday reported finding a possible body in a remote desert area in Yucca, which is southwest of Kingman.
Responding deputies located the remains wrapped in a tarp among a large pile of debris.
Sheriff's officials said the remains appear to be those of a man.
The remains were turned over to the county medical examiner's office for possible identification and a determination of the cause of death.
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