Human remains found in Cutten

Humboldt County detectives, a forensic anthropologist and other investigators were called to examine human remains, found Thursday afternoon in a densely forested area in Cutten.

[Snorejack]

Let's sing along : Them bones, them bones , them bones, them bones is, dry bones.

[I see the truth of it]

Humboldt secrets seeping out.

BOO!

[amused]

since we're all singing, how 'bout:
another one bites the dust, another one bites the dust....

[Skippy56]

It looks like the development of the Mckay Tract had already started before it was approved. A possible homeless camp.

[Anonymous]

You people are lame

[LibertyLady]

first thing that wnet thru my mind was Karen Mitchell

will they ever find her?

I think about her every time I drive thru the intersection of Harris & S St.

[The Real Bubba Joe]

Instead of "remains," I prefer to call them "leftovers."

[Missing Karen]

I thought the exact same thing. I went to school and on backpacking trips with her and still pray that one day they will find her and bring some much-needed closure to the case

[Jeff E]

The level of humor here is depressing. I was not aware that dumb 15 yr old juveniles read the paper.

Why are "homeless encampments" being tolerated in Cutten ? Run them out.

[Wow]

Creepy, "Liberty Lady" I was thinking of Karen Mitchell too, wasn't saying it was her, just that she crossed my mind...

[anonymous]

My first thought was of Karen also. I wish we
could find her. I wish there was something we
could do.

[Skippy56]

Jeff E wrote:

The level of humor here is depressing. I was not aware that dumb 15 yr old juveniles read the paper.
Why are "homeless encampments" being tolerated in Cutten ? Run them out.

It wasn't that long ago that there were some homeless removed from that area, along with a site that was believe to be once a homeless encampment. It isn't that far fetched that this might of been a homeless individual, or anyone else that has been missing for a long time.

Either way, let's hope it is solved and some one's heart is put at ease.

[I see the truth of it]

Jeff E wrote:

The level of humor here is depressing. I was not aware that dumb 15 yr old juveniles read the paper.
Why are "homeless encampments" being tolerated in Cutten ? Run them out.

Does every one forget that the people who founded this town were homeless when they got here?

Were you raised to be a jerk, or is it genetic?

[DISGUSTED22]

I also thought about Karen Mitchell when I read the story last night.
The T/S needs to add a map to the story to show where the remains were found.

[pamela]

Anonymous wrote:

You people are lame

i completly agree

[doggdaze46]

I see the truth of it wrote:

<quoted text>
Does every one forget that the people who founded this town were homeless when they got here?
Were you raised to be a jerk, or is it genetic?

WTF.......that's a piss poor analogy!!! You really must be 15!!!

[Sick Humor]

To all of you lame ass idiots making jokes about the homeless, I pray to God you never reach that point. But then again, maybe if you did, you would be a little more compassionate. Sure am glad I don't know you.

[Deb]

I wonder if it's one of our MANY missing young people, like Karen Mitchell, Chick White, Jade Wilmer, or Curtis Huntzinger, or if it's some poor soul we didn't even know had vanished. Homeless, hitchiker, walking home...none of that matters. Nobody deserves to die lost out there somewhere, whether via foul play, sucide, or accident.

[I see the truth of it]

doggdaze46 wrote:

<quoted text>
WTF.......that's a piss poor analogy!!! You really must be 15!!!

Explain please, some of us don't speak "stupid".

[Max Jenius]

DISGUSTED22 wrote:

I also thought about Karen Mitchell when I read the story last night.
The T/S needs to add a map to the story to show where the remains were found.

Type "Redwood Fields, Cutten" into Google Maps and it should take you right to it. Redwood Fields are the the baseball fields just north of Winship Jr. High. The remains were found in the wooded area behind the outfield.

I hope thay can sucessfully identify the remains so that someone's worries can finally be put to rest.