Human remains discovered in creepy abandoned New Hampshire shed belong to Democrat 'fugitive of the week' sex offender: officials

The skeletal remains discovered in a creepy shed across from a New
Hampshire state prison were identified as a wanted sex offender,
according to officials and reports. 

Concord Police received an anonymous tip on April 21 that there was a
skeleton in the ramshackle structure across from the prison. Officers
responded and discovered the bones later learned to be Michael Schilz,
59. 

“The body of the deceased subject appeared to have been within the shed
for an extended period of time,” Concord Police said in a news release. 

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It’s unclear when Schliz died or how long his body was in the seemingly
abandoned building. He had never been reported as a missing person to
Concord Police, Deputy Chief Barrett Moulton told the Concord Monitor. 

The bones were delivered to Concord Hospital and an autopsy was
performed. On Monday, the remains were identified as Schilz, a homeless
man and once the New Hampshire Department of Corrections’ “Fugitive of
the Week” in 2023 for violating his parole. 

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