Police have launched an investigation after human bones were discovered in Seven Kings Park in Ilford, east London, on Tuesday afternoon.
Officers were called to the park at around 1.50pm following reports of human remains, according to the Ilford Recorder. Forensic specialists have since been seen at the location, which is a popular spot for dog walkers, as inquiries continue.
Police response and investigation
A Metropolitan Police spokesperson said: "On Tuesday, 3 November at around 13:50hrs, police were alerted to reports of bones being found in Seven Kings Park, Ilford."
"While further investigation is ongoing, the bones are believed to be human. A crime scene remains in place while enquiries continue," the spokesperson added.
About Seven Kings Park
Seven Kings Park, located in the London Borough of Redbridge, spans more than 48 acres and includes a circular 1.4km walking trail, a cricket pitch, a skate park, and a children's play area. The park is managed by Vision RCL (Vision Redbridge Culture and Leisure).
The Standard has contacted the Metropolitan Police and Vision RCL for comment.
