Identified! WI - Baraboo, near Lake Delton, Male Infant, UP11611, in duffel bag w/logo, afghan, Jun'08 - NamUs removed
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WowIt would lead to an ID not just if the mother is arrested (and has to provide a DNA sample), but also if the mother has other offspring (male or female), brothers or sisters, or aunts or uncles on her mother's side of the family.
In fact, anyone connected to the mother in her family tree by a continuous chain of female relatives would trigger a CODIS hit (e.g., If the mother's-mother's-mother had a sister, who had a daughter, and that daughter had a child (male or female) who was arrested and had to provide a DNA sample, it would trigger a CODIS hit!!) :crazy:
Are you confused yet?
That's Amazing information TY
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Bumping up for baby Doe. It seems he still has not been identified; NamUs is still up.
He deserves justice. They could still track down his "parents," as DNA is on file. I hope this case has not been closed / forgotten.
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He deserves justice. They could still track down his "parents," as DNA is on file. I hope this case has not been closed / forgotten.
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LE on this case needs to reach out to a company like Othram.
Bumping case up.
Bumping case up.
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UNIDENTIFIED REMAINS
On June 05, 2008 a blue duffle bag and multi-colored afghan were found by a citizen along the roadside of a rural road in northern Sauk County near the Wisconsin Dells area. The duffle bag was found to contain bones that were identified as human remains. The remains are believed to be from an infant that would have been at the age of birth, give or take a few weeks. At this time the sex, race and viability of the child have not been determined by the remains.
The duffle bag is a blue sports style bag with the markings of
“InGear Expedition International.EXP” on the front of it and a logo on one side. It has several pockets. It is approximately 2ft x 1ft x 1ft in size. The afghan was inside the duffle bag and appears to be hand made. It has three main colors to it; White, Blue and Lavender. It is approximately 6ft x 4ft in size.
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On June 05, 2008 a blue duffle bag and multi-colored afghan were found by a citizen along the roadside of a rural road in northern Sauk County near the Wisconsin Dells area. The duffle bag was found to contain bones that were identified as human remains. The remains are believed to be from an infant that would have been at the age of birth, give or take a few weeks. At this time the sex, race and viability of the child have not been determined by the remains.
The duffle bag is a blue sports style bag with the markings of
“InGear Expedition International.EXP” on the front of it and a logo on one side. It has several pockets. It is approximately 2ft x 1ft x 1ft in size. The afghan was inside the duffle bag and appears to be hand made. It has three main colors to it; White, Blue and Lavender. It is approximately 6ft x 4ft in size.
UNIDENTIFIED REMAINS SAUK COUNTY
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