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Investigation underway after human remains are discovered in Bow

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- Authorities are investigating after human remains were discovered Saturday morning in Bow.

According to investigators a little before 7:30 police responded to a 911 call from a hunter who found what appeared to be human remains in heavy brush along a power line corridor off South Bow Road.

Once on scene police confirmed the remains were that of an unidentified induvial and cleared the scene for the medical examiner’s office to take custody, with an autopsy occurring Sunday.

With the results expected to be released later in the day on Monday, authorities are asking anyone who was walking in the area or trails near the powerlines off of South Bow Road to Twist Hill Road in Dunbarton within the last week to please come forward.

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