The discovery of a human head on Key Biscayne has prompted an investigation by Miami-Dade police, confirming it belonged to a male. The head was found near 251 Crandon Blvd., triggering a homicide investigation by police, who are determining whether it could be linked to a missing person. Detective Andre Martin stated that they have not ruled out any possibilities regarding the head's origin, which may include homicide or a missing person case. Further medical examination is awaited for confirmation.
Detective Andre Martin reiterated that the police are waiting for the medical examiner's report to identify the body. He mentioned, "We're not discounting any possibilities," indicating the investigation into the human head found is thorough and takes into account various scenarios, including connections to ongoing missing person cases.
As the investigation unfolds, Miami Beach Police Officer Christopher Bess emphasized that the disappearance of 19-year-old Victor Castaneda is still a separate missing person case, underscoring the careful handling of both situations. He insisted that while both cases are being taken seriously, the link between them is still unconfirmed.
David Goodhue, who covers the Florida Keys and South Florida, reported that this ongoing investigation is dynamic, with police stating it is too early to establish any connections. The situation is being closely monitored, with updates promised as new information arises, highlighting the challenges of solving such cases in coastal areas.
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