- Human remains were found at a rock quarry in North Carolina for the second time in less than two months.
- Remains were first found at the Ruffin Rock Quarry in Rockingham County on April 8.
- On June 1, the Reidsville Police Department reported that more remains were found.
- Police believe the remains found on April 8 and June 1 are from the same person.
- Authorities stated it could take six months to a year to positively identify the remains.
- The long wait is due to the complexity of the identification process.
- Remains were found by an FBI dive team, according to CBS affiliate.
- In addition to Reidsville police and the FBI, the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office and North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation were also involved.
Authorities in North Carolina have reported the discovery of additional human remains on June 1, which are thought to connect to prior remains found at Ruffin Rock Quarry on April 8.135
Police believe the remains are from the same individual.4
Involving multiple agencies, including the FBI and the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, this case underlines the difficulty in identifying the remains, with identification possibly taking six months to a year due to the "complexity of the identification process.”
The initial discovery marked a significant event, but the recent find intensifies the investigation.
“Human remains were discovered at a North Carolina rock quarry for the second time in less than two months. Authorities anticipate a lengthy identification process, which may take between six months to a year.”
