“New Homeowners Discover Severed Human Head in Freezer in Grand Junction, Colorado”

New homeowners in Grand Junction, Colorado, were left horrified when they stumbled upon a severed human head while cleaning out their recently purchased house. The shocking find was made when the homeowners were going through leftover belongings on Friday, according to a report by KREX. The bag containing the possible human remains was discovered inside a deep freezer in the house on Pinyon Avenue. The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office was immediately contacted, and deputies responded to the scene at around 2:30pm.

Authorities have confirmed that the grisly discovery in the front yard of the house was indeed a human head. The case is being investigated as a possible homicide, although the remains have not yet been identified. The sheriff’s office has assured the community that it is an isolated incident and there is no immediate threat to the public’s safety.

According to a neighbor, the new homeowners had posted online offering free items that had been left behind in the house. The deep freezer, which contained the gruesome discovery, was one of the items left by the garage. The neighbor, who wished to remain anonymous, stated that as the new homeowners were cleaning out the freezer to prepare for their move, they found a black bag inside, and when they opened it, a human head fell out.

The previous tenants, a mother and her son, had left the house on the same day it was sold. The neighbor revealed that the son had been taking care of his mother, and they rarely had visitors.

Both the new homeowners and the previous tenants have not been publicly identified. The shocking discovery of a human head in a deep freezer echoes a similar incident that occurred in San Diego, California, just over a month ago. Family members visiting a relative discovered a body stuffed in a freezer, which was later identified as an 81-year-old woman who had been missing or dead for up to nine years.

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