Human Bones Found in Michigan Location With Weird Twist

Finding human bones is always unsettling, especially when they’re discovered on a Michigan property tied to a bizarre case involving a naked woman who ran from the same location nine years earlier.

Michigan Mystery: Nude Woman Flees Man, Seeks Help

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In early March 2017, Michigan State Police (MSP) records say a nude woman fled a property on North Irish Road in Genesee County around 11:15 a.m. She ran to a nearby home seeking help and said a man was at the property, but asked the neighbor not to call police.

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According to MLive, the woman said she was homeless and was standing at a Flint intersection holding a sign about her situation when Duane W. Reynolds approached her.

The woman declined medical treatment, said Reynolds had not assaulted her, and reported no injuries at the time. With no complaint filed and no identified victim, the Genesee County Prosecutor’s Office declined to file charges.

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Four Sets of Human Remains Found Amid Strange Tale

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MLive reported that Duane W. Reynolds died of natural causes on December 3, 2024, at age 60. His former property was located about two miles from where the woman was allegedly seen running from him.

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On March 18, 2026, the property’s new owner was renovating the home when human bones were discovered. Investigators say the remains belonged to at least four people and had likely been there for at least a decade. A search of the property turned up no additional remains.

Investigators have sent the remains to anthropologists at Michigan State University and the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification to help determine the victims’ identities and how they died.

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