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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Authorities in northern Arizona are trying to identify human remains that were found by a rancher between Fredonia and Jacob Lake.
Coconino County Sheriff's officials say they received a call Friday from the authorities in Utah's Kane County about the discovery of skeletal remains.
They say a rancher was working his cattle range area just south of State Highway 89A and located the remains along with clothing, boots and a daypack under a tree.
Coconino County Sheriff's deputies responded to the area and are currently processing the scene.
They say deputies found a handgun under the remains.
Detectives now are checking missing person cases and attempting to identify the remains.
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