Human remains near Taylor Swift's House in Rhode Island: Police

A gloomy scene developed not far from Taylor Swift's holiday home on the morning of May 14th.

The Westerly police confirm that in the Watch Hill area, the wealthy enclave area, in which the singer's Seaside House is located.

Officers who arrived at Everett Avenue around 9:30 a.m. unveiled “what apparently a human leg bone was,” said an explanation that was shared with people. The remains were brought to the medical examiner's office in Rhode Island for analysis.

“The investigators are waiting for the official confirmation of the identity of the remains,” continues the explanation. At this point, no foul is suspected.

A resident who spoke to the local news station NBC10 Wjar, Taylor Day, said she had seen “three police cars, an undercover … and a medical examiner behind me.” She added: “Somehow it alerted me and it was just something very unusual for western ones.”

Day demanded the proximity to Swift's landmark and the most famous historical hotel in the area.

“It was probably a few soccer fields from Taylor Swift's house and Ocean House,” she said. “I would never expect something like that – especially not in Watch Hill.”

Swift bought her house in 2013 for 17.75 million US dollars, according to the New York TimesAnd organized the parties there on July fourth, in which a group of celebrity friends took part, including Ed Sheeran, Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, the Haim -sisters and Selena Gomez.

The wealthy beach town is otherwise known for its Victorian style houses and what the Just Once referred to as “strong feeling of privacy”. Top -class visitors from Clark Gable and Henry Ford to Conan O'Brien and Hugh Jackman spent time in the village.

High Watch, as Swift's estate was known in the 1920s, overlooks East Beach and The Atlantic Ocean and especially the standard -oiled Rebekah West Harkness, the topic of Swift Song “The Last Great American Dynasty”.