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A car found buried in a California backyard is being checked for possible human remains police say CNN

10/21/2022 1:24:00 PM

Authorities are investigating the unusual circumstances surrounding the discovery of a vehicle buried on a residential property about 30 miles south of San Francisco in Atherton California

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Authorities are investigating the unusual circumstances surrounding the discovery of a vehicle buried on a residential property about 30 miles south of San Francisco in Atherton California Authorities are investigating the unusual circumstances surrounding the discovery of a vehicle buried on a residential property about 30 miles south of San Francisco in Atherton California . The vehicle was discovered Thursday morning by landscapers working on a project for the current homeowner, according to a news release from Atherton Police Department.Staff Reporter, San Francisco Business Times Oct 19, 2022 The Port of San Francisco says it is working with Pier 70 developer Brookfield Properties to explore “ potential modifications” to move the massive waterfront project forward.Updated Oct 19, 2022, 11:00pm PDT Soaring inflation has left many workers in need of additional income, and many are planning to pick up some extra work in the fourth quarter.Fly roundtrip from San Francisco to Austin for under $180 Reader, I did not want the link. “Due to the unknown nature of why the vehicle was buried, cadaver dogs were called to the scene,” the department said. “The cadaver dogs made a slight notification of possible human remains. Rebecca Benassini , the Port's deputy director of real estate and development, did not elaborate on what modifications are being considered, but said the Port does not anticipate any"material amendments to the project documents.” San Mateo Crime Lab technicians are currently excavating the vehicle and no human remains have been found at this time, police said. While traditional seasonal industries, such as retail, can obviously benefit from the trend, the data suggests other fields could capitalize if they are proactive because many are hoping to use temporary work as a bridge to new full-time or career opportunities. The vehicle was buried four to five feet underground with unused bags of concrete inside, according to Atherton police, who said they believe it was buried sometime in the 1990s, before the current homeowner occupied the home. But an appraisal of a housing site known as E2 came up short in 2021, triggering a"downmarket delay" and relieving Brookfield of the time-sensitive obligation for at least a year. The motive and circumstances surrounding the burial of the car are being further investigated by authorities.” It turns out I would never eat at the farmhouse table alongside those successful and wonderful women. . Benassini the unpredictable and blunt tool of reappraising E2,"  the Port and Brookfield are working together to"find pathways to move forward on the entire Phase 1 of the project, not just a single parcel. Monster Career Expert Vicki Salemi said companies looking to attract those employees should take a strategic approach. Read more:
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