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A human skull was found among the donations made to the non-profit organization 'Goodwill' in Arizona, USA.

Employees who found a human skull in the donation box in the Goodwill store operating in the city of Phoenix contacted the police.

The police arrived at the store on Tuesday night after the report and took the skull for examination.

Some of the teeth in the upper jaw were intact, and the skull was covered in stains and had a fake eye implanted in the left eye socket.
Police spokesperson Lisa Berry explained that the skull, which was "authenticated" in the initial examination at the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office, was determined to be quite old and not linked to any crime, and was not of forensic significance.

It is not yet known what will happen to the skull, which was donated by an unknown donor, after further examination.

* The image of the news article was served from the Twitter account of the Goodyear Police Department.

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