A back-room police museum collection has housed 37 sets of human remains, in storage, for decades. And now, the remains will be laid to rest by the New Zealand Police Museum in Porirua. The collection includes remains of murder victims and was used for investigative training by detectives in the 1920s and 1930s. New Zealand Police Museum director Rowan Carroll explains.
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