New Zealand took a "warehouse blind box" alone, but found human remains from the box

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Xiuwen

According to a Broadcasting Corporation reported on August 16, a New Zealand family found human remains in the boxed box. Police have launched an investigation.

Source: BBC

On August 11, local time, a household in southern Auckland, New Zealand purchased goods including a luggage from a local warehouse company. These goods were sold to clean up the locker. Bidders similar to auctions usually do not check these items carefully before buying, because many bidders hope to contain valuable things and gain surprises. This activity is called a "warehouse blind box" overseas, and has a high degree of attention on the Internet.

The households took the goods home and found the remains after disassembling, so they reported the police.

The neighbor of the household said that before the police arrived, a "bad smell" exuded in the goods. A neighbor who had worked at the crematorium said that the smell was easy to identify. "I will know what it is right away." The neighbor said, "I'm thinking, where are those goods come from?"

Another female neighbor said that her son found a box unloading from the trailer and was placed in the forensic tent on the side. He saw the police and forensic group standing in shock.

Police have launched a murder investigation and are trying to identify the remains. Police said their primary task was to confirm the identity of the deceased in order to discover the situation behind.

Police believe that the households who purchase the box have nothing to do with the case.

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