Breaking: Human remains in Redwood City park may be of missing Stanford student Ylva Hagner, last seen in 1996.
Belmont Police said the activity was happening at Stulsaft Park on the 3700 Block of Farm Hill Blvd. in Redwood City. The park was closed during the activity and police said it would be re-opened later Wednesday morning.
"The case has been refocused and we are conducting an investigation in Redwood City into the whereabouts of Ylva Hagner," said Belmont Police Lt. Pete Lotti."In the hopes of bringing some closure in the case."
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