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Body parts found in sewer line

Work crew finds ‘precisely cut’ human remains in an eastern Michigan interceptor
  • By Briana Jones, Digital Editor
  • August 23, 2012
Body parts found in sewer line

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Body parts found in sewer line
Body parts were found in an interceptor on a staging platform similar to this one. (Photo courtesy of Gene Schabath)

Repair work on the 21-mile Oakland-Macomb Interceptor (OMI) in Sterling Heights, Mich., has been moving along as planned for three years. That came to a halt earlier this month when a two-man crew found human remains after they climbed down into the sewer to start their morning...

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