A family hunting for Easter eggs at a Southern California park made a grim discovery Sunday when they stumbled upon human remains, sparking an immediate investigation by local authorities.
The skull was found around 5 p.m. at DeForest Park in Long Beach, according to reports. The family was participating in an Easter egg hunt when they came across the bones.
Law enforcement moved quickly to secure the scene and begin examining the remains. Investigators are now working to determine the identity of the deceased and circumstances surrounding how the skull came to be at the popular park.
The discovery marks an unusual end to an otherwise festive holiday activity for the family involved. DeForest Park is a public recreation area that hosts various community events and gatherings throughout the year.
Details about the condition of the remains and how long they may have been at the location have not been disclosed. Authorities have not yet released information about whether foul play is suspected or if the death is being treated as suspicious.
The investigation remains ongoing, with officials asking anyone with relevant information to come forward.
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