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An inmate at California's Kern Valley State Prison is accused of killing his cellmate, Darius Swain, who was serving a life sentence for charges including child trafficking.

The incident took place on Saturday and was reported to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR).

Gregory Clark, 58, had blood on his clothing when officers found him in the cell.

Swain, 41, was unresponsive and despite medical staff's efforts, was pronounced dead shortly after.

Clark, who arrived at the prison in 2011, is now in restrictive housing pending an investigation.

The Kern County Coroner will determine the cause of Swain's death.

Authorities in Michigan are investigating human remains found in a freezer in an East Lansing townhome.

On November 7, police responded to a report of blood in the residence.

Upon arrival, officers discovered dried blood but no signs of a break-in.

A body was found inside the freezer and potential human remains of another individual.

Michigan State Police are reviewing evidence, and no arrests have been made.

Residents near the townhome expressed shock and concern.

Interim Police Chief Chad Pride is hopeful for a resolution.

Cooperation from townhouse management has been confirmed.

The investigation continues.