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With a skeleton, can DNA be found in the bones to identify who they belonged to?
Yes. From both bones and teeth.
With a skeleton, can DNA be found in the bones to identify who they belonged to?
I suppose you're looking for something more precise than "way the hell out in the middle of nowhere"?
The family of Hailey Dunn are on their way to Snyder this afternoon.
Spokespeople for Hope for Hailey tell CBS 7 that the family will be in town by tonight.
They offered a statement saying, "We ask everyone to come together and pray for the family of whoever this body belongs. We are praying that it is not our Hailey. We appreciate the outpouring of kindness and prayers over the past two years."
Investigators from local and state law enforcement are still processing a crime scene where a body was found in Scurry County over the weekend.
Family of Hailey Dunn On Their Way to Snyder 3/18/13
http://www.cbs7kosa.com/news/details.asp?ID=43062
More precisely< I think this is referred to by the kids as 'BFE'.
Why not send bones on ahead to begin DNA processing? It seems to take forever as it is.
Thinking out loud but looking at the map it wouldn't really be that far out of the way for SA to drop the body off before or after leaving work that morning. Maybe that's why he left so quickly the paranoia. It's really not that far away from WSI. And it's not uncommon to take back roads to get back to Dunn or Colorado City. This is Just my opinion.
seems like last time with that other body noone from the family paid much attention this time is different, does that send up flags?