Confirmed deceased:http://newsradio1310.com/remains-found-in-jerome-county-that-of-missing-woman/
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Confirmed deceased:http://newsradio1310.com/remains-found-in-jerome-county-that-of-missing-woman/
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Jerome County Sheriff Doug McFall confirmed Monday that partial remains recovered in Jerome County belong to Tiffani Streling, who went missing on May 16, 2015.McFall said the identity of the bones discovered at a construction site a couple of weeks ago was confirmed by the Ada County Medical Examiner’s Office.
The remains were found in the eastern part of the county.
BURLEY — Authorities are combing Jerome County for more evidence into the disappearance and apparent murder of Tiffani Streling, the Burley woman who went missing in 2015.
Police announced in November that they’d found Streling’s remains in rural Jerome County. On Friday, Sheriff Doug McFall said that only the skull was originally found, an accidental discovery made by excavation workers.
Now, police are hoping to find Streling’s additional remains in the hopes they could yield more clues into how Streling died and who caused her death.
https://idahostatejournal.com/membe...cle_825fae87-75eb-5cb5-886f-33de4f8189d0.html“We are still looking for the rest of her body,” McFall said. “There have been several searches in the immediate area, but it has not been found yet.”
Authorities have not disclosed the exact location of where Streling’s skull was found, likely to keep the public away as authorities search for additional remains.
The FBI is examining forensic evidence collected in November. The sheriff said he didn’t know how long the testing would take. DNA testing is expected to confirm the positive dental identification performed by the Ada County Coroner’s Office.