A human skull was found at the Vatican embassy in Rome. A week earlier, other bones were discovered there.
In the nunciature (embassy) of the Vatican in Rome, human remains were again found - this is a skull and jawbone. As suggested by the police, they belong to the same person. The found remains, most likely, will allow to establish the DNA of the person to whom they belonged. The genetic analysis is expected to take at least a week. On October 29, during repairs, fragments of human bones were found in the nunciature - there were very few of them, so they did not allow for a DNA examination.