The caller reported seeing what appeared to be human remains near the St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church cemetery gate.
Police in Mercer County, New Jersey are investigating after a woman's burned body was found in a cemetery.Police in Mercer County, New Jersey are investigating after a woman's burned body was found in a cemetery.The caller reported seeing what appeared to be human remains near the St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church cemetery gate on Clover Avenue in Hamilton Township.
The death is being called "suspicious." The prosecutor's office did not disclose the woman's identity.
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