September 28th 2024.
A peculiar bone, discovered on the sandy shores of Cottesloe Beach in Western Australia, has sparked quite the investigation. It all began when an off-duty police officer stumbled upon the exposed bone while strolling along the beach around 9am on a Saturday morning. The bone was located just north of the Indiana Tea House, and upon closer inspection, it appeared to be about 40 centimeters in length, resembling a femur bone. However, there is still no confirmation as to whether it belongs to a human or not.
After making the discovery, the officer quickly called in the WA Police and alerted a nearby surf life saving team. The bone was then carefully examined by a forensic officer, who spent roughly 45 minutes at the scene taking photographs and inspecting the bone before it was eventually removed for further testing. Now, it is in the hands of the State Pathologist who will analyze the photos to determine if it is necessary to conduct a closer inspection in order to determine its origins.
The mysterious bone has certainly caused quite a stir, with many speculating about its potential significance. Could it be a clue to a missing person or perhaps an ancient artifact? The possibilities are endless, and the investigation is ongoing. As of now, all we can do is wait for the results from the State Pathologist and hope for some answers. In the meantime, the beach remains open to the public, but many are keeping a watchful eye out for any other unusual findings that may surface.
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