Human bones and bloody clothes were found in east Houston on Monday.
– Human bones and bloody clothes were found in east Houston on Monday, the Houston Police Department said.Houston police said a caller told them around 7:31 a.m. that they had found human bones, clothing, and a rope. Authorities arrived a few minutes later.Officers did not release additional details, and they are still investigating.
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