The Florida School for Boys, opened at the turn of the 20th century, was supposed to provide a new start for troubled young men who had committed crimes ranging from theft to rape. Twenty-seven geological "anomalies" that could be "possible graves" based on their shape and size were discovered by a contractor near the now-shut school, the Tampa Bay Times reported on Friday. Given the history of the site, the report recommended the area be treated as graves until further testing could be done. SCREENSHOT/ABC ACTION NEWS Twenty-seven geological "anomalies" that could be "possible graves" based on their shape and size were discovered by a contractor near the now-shut Florida reform school. Some of the boys who entered the notorious reform school never came out.

Source: Stuff April 13, 2019 23:15 UTC