A human head that washed ashore on Key Biscayne this week belonged to a man whose identity remains unknown, police said. Miami-Dade police confirmed Thursday that the head belonged to a man, but said the medical examiner was still working to identify the remains.

A human head was found on Tuesday morning after it washed ashore in Key Biscayne, Florida, according to multiple reports. Miami-Dade Police told NBC South Florida a person who was raking the beach made the discovery around 8:36 a.m. local time in Key ...

A human head washed ashore on a Key Biscayne beach on Tuesday morning, authorities say. At about 8:40 a.m. the Miami Dade Police Department arrived at 251 Crandon Blvd after receiving reports of a human head on the beach. Police say detectives are on the scene and are working with the Medical Examiner’s Office to identify the person.

A medical examiner is working to identify the person, and detectives will continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding this bizarre discovery.

A human head was found washed ashore on a beach Tuesday morning in South Florida, according to the Miami-Dade Police Department.

Police in South Florida are working to determine the identity of a head that washed ashore near Key Biscayne on Tuesday morning.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a human head that washed up on the shore of a small Florida village on Tuesday.

Police are investigating after a human head washed ashore on Key Biscayne in Miami, Florida, on Tuesday morning. The discovery was made around 8:30 a.m. on the beach near the 200 block of Crandon Boulevard not far from the apartments at Key Colony,

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