An urn with the name "Lou" on top found a home on Gladstone Ave. (Photo courtesy of London police.)London police are trying to find the owners of an urn found at a home on Gladstone Ave.
Police say they were called about the discovery on Monday. The resident, who bought the home roughly six months ago, found the wooden urn while cleaning out a shed.
The urn has the name "LOU" on the top, but it is unknown whether it contains human or animal remains.
Police say they are hoping to to return the urn to its rightful owner.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 519-661-5670.
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