Curious find on Gold Coast beach from 2000km away
A Gold Coast woman has made an unexpected discovery while walking a beach sparking a search for answers to the mystery.
Chantal Clarke was walking along Broadwater Beach over the weekend when she stumbled across a blue urn washed up on the sand.
On top of the urn was a label revealing the ashed inside belong to George Esztergomy who died in 2014, aged 55, and was cremated in Adelaide.
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The urn was found washed up on Broadwater Beach. 9News
A label on the top of the urn identified the person inside. 9News
The funeral home told Clarke that Esztergomy's ashes were given to his father, who was in his 80s at the time, and died about 18 months ago.
"George had a very disadvantaged life, he had a very difficult life. And he ended up in a home for people who had hardship," Clarke said.
The search is now on to reunite Esztergomy with his family.
Clarke is desperately trying to track down his loved ones to return the remains.
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