Warrant reveals conditions inside Burlington home where 3 skeletal remains were found

Newly released court documents are providing more details about what investigators found inside a Burlington home where the skeletal remains of three people were discovered in June.

Newly released court documents are providing more details about what investigators found inside a Burlington home where the skeletal remains of three people were discovered in June.

Each of the three skeletal remains was found supine, meaning they were lying on their backs, inside sleeping bags in different rooms of the heavily cluttered Stanwich Lane home, according to a search warrant.

The remains were discovered on June 14 after the home was purchased at a foreclosure auction. The three people have now been identified as Paul Cash, Sally Cash, and their son, Brian Cash.

Four people went to the property that afternoon to walk around and determine what renovations would be needed. Two of them noticed an open window in the back of the home and went inside through it to get a better look at the interior, according to the warrant.

When they got inside, they found what they believed were skeletal remains in an upstairs bedroom and in a room above the garage and called police, the warrant stated.