A bungalow on a quiet residential street has been taped off by police for six days after human bones were discovered.
Forensic investigators combed the two-bedroom property in Biggin Hill, South London, for evidence since Friday.
Police rushed to Aperfield Road at around 3.33pm and quickly cordoned off the street, but a week later, neighbours have yet to receive an update.
Blue forensic tents and fencing was put up around the property’s driveway as the investigation continued.
Police tape blocked both ends of the road and the footpath next to the property was closed. It has yet to reopen.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed that bones were
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