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Investigators are working to identify a woman who was found at a construction site in Corinna Township, Minnesota.
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After 30 years, investigators are still working to identify a man found in Modoc County, California.
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Human remains discovered in a shallow grave near Marblemount, Washington, have been identified as belonging to Jack Ashley Brooks, Jr.
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Leslie Richard King has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl nearly three decades ago in Toronto, Ontario.
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Human remains discovered in a shallow grave near Lake Havasu City, Arizona, have been identified as belonging to Willie Blanton Mills, missing since 1992.
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Six years after his remains were discovered near Bass Lake, California, a man has been identified as Kent Cross, who was reported missing in 2016.
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Nearly four decades after 32-year-old Mary Ann Turner was found murdered in Spokane, Washington, David Tibbett has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder.
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Skeletal remains discovered near Correctionville, Iowa, are now identified as belonging to Clarence Ames, born in 1909.