Police have taped off a house on a quiet residential street in Biggin Hill, south London, for six days following the discovery of bones. Forensic investigators began working at the property on Friday, August 13, 2026, after the bones were found. Officers responded to Aperfield Road around 1:33 p.m. and subsequently cordoned off the area. Blue forensic tents and fencing have been erected around the property's driveway as the investigation continues. The Metropolitan Police have confirmed that bones were found at the home. Neighbors have not yet received an update on the situation, according to reports from a week after the initial discovery.
Bones Found on London Street, Police Investigation Underway
Forensic investigators have been working at a property in Biggin Hill for six days after bones were discovered.
