Builders had shock of their lives when they unearthed two black bags of human bones

Builders in a seaside town had the shock of their lives when they unearthed two black bags - containing hundreds of HUMAN BONES. Hundreds of bones and fragments found in plastic bags were buried on the site of a former vehicle workshop, according to eyewitnesses - and could have belonged to up to six people. Contractors using a digger were stunned when they found a rubble sack bag buried two metres below ground on January 21 at an old garage. Realising it contained bones, they called police to Whitstable, Kent, who found a second bag with a forensics team. Canterbury Archaeological Trust’s archives manager, Andrew Richardson confirmed the remains were from multiple people.