A human skull was discovered this Thursday along the banks of the Jatibonico River in Camagüey, according to a video released by the independent media outlet La Hora de Cuba. Local reporter Yuriandrys Mendoza reported that the discovery took place in the Nadales area, very close to the old sugar factory.
At the time of filming the video, residents were awaiting the arrival of forensic experts to establish relevant details. As of now, the causes or motive behind the victim's death remain unknown, the report indicates.
In February, several human skulls were found at a landfill in the province of Holguín. Additionally, another human skull was recently discovered at a garbage dump in the América Latina district of Santa Clara, confirmed by the pro-government Facebook page Fuerza del Pueblo.
Cuba is experiencing a rise in criminal activity while reports of missing persons continue to grow across the island. There has also been an increase in reports of skull thefts from cemeteries for religious rituals.
Key Questions About the Human Skull Found in Camagüey
This section addresses some common questions and concerns regarding the recent discovery of a human skull on the banks of the Jatibonico River in Camagüey.
Where was the human skull found in Camagüey?
The human skull was discovered along the banks of the Jatibonico River in the Nadales area, near the old sugar factory.
Who reported the discovery of the human skull?
The discovery was reported by local journalist Yuriandrys Mendoza and the independent media outlet La Hora de Cuba.
Are there any known causes behind the victim's death?
As of now, the causes or motive behind the victim's death remain unknown, pending further investigation by forensic experts.
Has there been a pattern of human skull discoveries in Cuba?
Yes, several human skulls have been found recently in various locations across Cuba, including Holguín and Santa Clara.