FL Apalachicola, Franklin County- arm bone and a set of false teeth- UP155261- January 1, 1982

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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Circumstances of Recovery: Oysterman was raking up oysters in the bay and came across a singular arm bone and a set of false teeth. The false teeth did not have any identification on them, and it is unknown if they belong to the same individual as the arm bone.
 
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Wow that had to be shocking to see that! DNA will be needed for sure.
 
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