Skeleton of Spanish man who lived alone found in Bali


DENPASAR (AFP): A skeleton found in a house on the resort island of Bali is the remains of an elderly Spanish man last seen more than six years ago, Indonesian police said Friday (March 18).

The man's identity was confirmed after a hospital in the provincial capital Denpasar conducted a series of tests on the bones following their discovery this week by an Indonesian man claiming to be his adopted son.

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