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TUCSON, AZ — New information has been released by the Tucson Police Department in the <a href="https://patch.com/arizona/tucson/tucson-pd-conducting-investigation-after-remains-found-ranch" target="_blank">investigation of the human remains</a> spotted on a ranch Wednesday, in the 12900 block of S. Old Nogales Highway. The police, who are still trying to determine the victim's identity, now say the deceased man is believed to be Native American or Hispanic. Police have also released details and photographic replicas of the victim's leg tattoos. On the victim's right shin is an Arizona Wildcats tattoo and "Love It" under the tattoo. Meanwhile, his left shin tattoo says "TUC" and "Hate It" underneath. Anyone with information about the deceased's identity or about the incident is requested to call 88-CRIME. Callers can stay anonymous.

TUCSON, AZ — New information has been released by the Tucson Police Department in the <a href="https://patch.com/arizona/tucson/tucson-pd-conducting-investigation-after-remains-found-ranch" target="_blank">investigation of the human remains</a> spotted on a ranch Wednesday, in the 12900 block of S. Old Nogales Highway. The police, who are still trying to determine the victim’s identity, now say the deceased man is believed to be Native American or Hispanic.

Police have also released details and photographic replicas of the victim’s leg tattoos. On the victim’s right shin is an Arizona Wildcats tattoo and “Love It” under the tattoo. Meanwhile, his left shin tattoo says “TUC” and “Hate It” underneath. Anyone with information about the deceased’s identity or about the incident is requested to call 88-CRIME. Callers can stay anonymous.

New Details On Human Remains By Old Nogales Hwy.

TPD has released more details on the ethnicity and tattoos of a man whose remains were found on a ranch at S. Old Nogales Highway Wednesday.