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ALBERT LEA, Minn. – The first phase of an autopsy on some skeletal remains found in southern Minnesota is complete, but authorities still don’t know the cause of what they are calling a suspicious death.
The Freeborn County sheriff’s officials say a property owner found the bones Monday along Interstate 90 northeast of Albert Lea (lee), about 100 miles south of Minneapolis.
Sheriff Kurt Freitag said in a statement Thursday that a ring and shoes were found with the remains. The ring is gold with a large red stone and shaped like a class ring. The shoes were made by the Mario De Gerard company.
Authorities say the bones appear to be male and apparently were there for a number of years. Freitag says a second and more detailed autopsy will be conducted.
