Police question teen about remains outside CA home
The Associated PressPolice in Southern California say they are interviewing one of the three teenagers last seen in a home where charred human remains were found.
Hemet police said Wednesday that 17-year-old Felicia Sharp was brought in by her mother and is being questioned about the remains.
She and two other 17-year-olds were reported missing Nov. 17 and were last seen at the home where investigators found remains in the backyard. The other two teens are Adrian Rios and Jose Campos.
Police do not believe the teens ran away and have called the case suspicious.
Lt. Dean Evans says DNA testing to identify the remains could take several weeks to complete.
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HEMET, Calif. (AP) — Police in Southern California have found charred and fragmented human remains in a deserted home where three missing teens were last seen.
Police serving a search warrant last week on the Hemet home found one set of remains. They returned on Wednesday and found more remains in the back yard.
The remains have not been identified, and authorities have not said if they are from more than one person.
The 17-year-old teens — Felicia Sharpe, Adrian Rios and Jose Campos — were reported missing Nov. 17. Police do not believe they ran away and have called the case suspicious.
Lt. Dean Evans says DNA testing to identify the remains could take weeks to complete.
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