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Thirty years later, investigators are still working to identify a woman whose remains were found in Jackson County, Missouri
Thirty years later, investigators are still working to identify a woman whose remains were found in Jackson County, Missouri
The skeletal remains of a teenager found in a cardboard box on a Georgia highway are to be identified using advanced DNA technology
The exhumed skeletal remains of an approximately one-year old child found in a cardboard box to be identified using advanced DNA technology
The unidentified woman is now identified as Amanda Newcomb, born on October 31, 1978, in Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee.
The unidentified woman, found near a tramway in 1974, is now known to be Charlotte Roberta Henry, born January 4, 1939, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
After 45 years, the Rankin County Coroner's Office has identified the female homicide victim as Tonya Lea Wills Mullins, born May 12, 1956, in Potter, Texas.
After three decades, investigators have now identified the homicide victim as Christine Belusko, originally from Clifton, New Jersey.
After 27 years, the murdered infant found on the University of Georgia campus, has been identified.
After 30 years, the unidentified woman has been identified as 52-year-old Rebecca "Becky" Burke.