It's unclear how long they've been there for or who they belong to.
"Skeletonized" human remains were discovered in a years-long unoccupied building atUniversity police were notified of the remains on Tuesday, Jan.
10, a UCPD statement from the school’s communications department said. The cause of death is still undetermined, and school officials didn’t tell SFGATE which building the remains were found, how they were discovered, and how long the building has been unoccupied for.
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