Death of Woman Whose Skeletal Remains Were Found Behind NJ Funeral Home Ruled a Homicide: Prosecutors
By Brian Thompson • Published April 15, 2019 • Updated on April 15, 2019 at 5:29 pm
A woman whose skeletal remains were found in an abandoned carriage house behind a New Jersey funeral home was murdered, prosecutors say
The woman's remains were discovered in a carriage house behind Cotton Funeral Services on Main Street in Orange on April 9
A law enforcement source last week said there appeared to be a rope or string around the woman's neck bone
A woman whose skeletal remains were found in an abandoned carriage house behind a New Jersey funeral home was murdered, prosecutors say.
The woman's remains were discovered in a carriage house behind Cotton Funeral Services on Main Street in Orange on April 9, prosecutors and a law enforcement source said.
The Essex County Prosecutor's Office on Monday said the woman's death has been ruled a homicide. Authorities have yet to identify the woman.
A law enforcement source last week said there appeared to be a rope or string around the woman's neck bone, pointing to the possibility that the woman was strangled.
An investigation is ongoing.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Essex County Prosecutor's Office Homicide/Major Crimes Task Force tips line at 1-877-TIPS-4EC.
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