Authorities have identified human remains found last week in the Rouge River as those of a 56-year-old Wayne woman who had been missing since August. The Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office used dental records to determine the remains belonged to Rosalind Taylor, Wayne police announced Monday.

Human remains were found "tangled along the embankment" in the Lower Rouge River area near Pershing Street in Wayne, according to police.

The kayaker found what appeared to be the decomposing remains tangled along the embankment near Pershing Street

Wayne police say a kayaker paddling down the river came across the human remains tangled along the embankment near Pershing Street last Wednesday evening.

Human remains found by a kayaker in the Lower Rouge River last week have been identified as that of a Wayne woman missing for two months. Rosalind Taylor, 56, of the city of Wayne, was reported missing by family members on Aug.

Investigators have identified remains found in the Lower Rouge River last week as those of a missing Wayne woman.