Family finds possible human remains in Long Beach during Easter egg hunt, police say

CBS News
April 6, 2026
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Police are investigating after possible human remains were found in Long Beach during an Easter egg hunt.

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A family discovered possible human remains in Long Beach on Sunday afternoon during an Easter egg hunt, prompting a police investigation. The discovery occurred in the area near DeForest Park and Wetlands. Police are now investigating the scene to identify the remains and determine the circumstances. This incident has led to an ongoing inquiry into the potential human remains found by civilians.

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An investigation is underway by police in Long Beach.

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