A PARTIAL skeleton police say belongs to someone violently murdered has been found in a plastic tub in a house in South Australia.
The remains were found in the Terowie home, north of Adelaide, on Thursday after officers went there on a routine firearms search.
Detective Superintendent Des Bray said an initial examination of the bones indicated foul play.
"While the cause of death is unknown at this stage, we believe the person met a violent death," he said.
A 25-year-old man who was living at the home has been charged with failing to report a death and is expected to appear in the Port Pirie Magistrates Court on Friday.
The bones were not concealed in any way and have been brought to Adelaide to be examined by an anthropologist and forensic scientists.
It is hoped they will be able to determine the sex and age of the person and how long ago they died.
That information will then be used to give detectives a starting point for checking missing persons' files.
It's believed the bones were buried at some time but officers don't know where.
Investigations will centre initially on the backyard of the Terowie home to determine if that was the location.
Police say the home was purchased five years ago by the current owner.
The previous owner has since died and much of their property remains at the site.
Christopher Scott was later refused bail and remanded in custody to appear again in court in November.
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