South Wales Police
Human remains found on Fairwood Common close to Swansea Airport
South Wales Police have confirmed that human remains have been found on Fairwood Common, close to Swansea Airport.
The grim discovery was made around 12.50pm on Saturday (3 December).
Police are currently trying to identify the individual, and are describing the death as “unexplained”.
Detective Inspector Gareth Jones from South Wales Police said: “South Wales Police received a report around 12.50pm on Saturday 3 December that human remains had ben found on land near to Swansea Airport.
“We are currently in the process of identifying the individual and at this stage are treating the death as unexplained.”
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