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A human skull has been discovered in a carrier bag at a harbor in a UK seaside town.
The skull was found by fishermen near the Man and Boy statue at Brixham Harbour in Torbay, Devon.
Police were dispatched to Kings Quay after a carrier bag containing what appeared to be bone was located at 3:40 PM on October 9.
The authorities have now confirmed that the bag contained a human skull.
Officers stated that it will be analyzed by specialists to determine how long it has been there.
Initial inquiries suggest that the skull was discovered by fishermen while at sea and subsequently brought ashore, although an investigation is still ongoing.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the police at 101.
A spokesperson for Devon and Cornwall Police commented: “We received a call at 3:40 PM on Thursday, October 9, regarding a carrier bag containing what appeared to be bone, found at the base of the Man and Boy statue in Brixham.
“The bag has been secured, and following examination, the bone has been confirmed to be a human skull.
“It will now undergo further examination by specialists to ascertain its age.
“Our investigation is ongoing to determine the full circumstances, but inquiries suggest that the skull was found by fishermen out at sea and was brought to shore.
“Anyone who may have information that could assist our investigation is requested to contact the police at 101, quoting reference number 50250262056.”

What was found at Brixham Harbour?
A human skull was discovered in a carrier bag at the Man and Boy statue in Brixham Harbour.
Who found the skull?
The skull was found by fishermen who were at sea.
What is being done with the skull?
The skull will be examined by specialists to determine its age and the circumstances surrounding its discovery.
How can I provide information regarding the case?
Anyone with information should contact the police at 101, quoting reference number 50250262056.