Identified! Human remains (bones) found at home in Jackson County, 11 Jan 2020 - Benjamin Michael Saylor

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Human remains were found Saturday morning at a home in Jackson County, Ohio.

Sheriff Tedd Frazier says a father called 911 just before 11:30 saying his children had found what looked like human bones.

No identification has been released on the remains.

Sheriff Frazier says the remains have been sent to the Montgomery County Coroner for autopsy and positive identification.

Investigators have closed off CH and D Road around Dixon Run Road until the scene has been cleared.

Sheriff Frazier says he is not going to speculate who the remains belong to.

Children find human remains in Jackson County, Ohio

 

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Update: Jackson Sheriff Human Remains Found - Scioto Post

UPDATE ON FOUND HUMAN REMAINS CASE: JACKSON, Ohio- Jackson County Sheriff Tedd Frazier has announced that authorities have completed their search of the area where human remains were found on Saturday morning.

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Investigators with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, along with investigators of Gallia County Sheriff Matt Champlin’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as well as Jackson County Coroner Dr. Alice Frazier responded to the scene to conduct the almost three-day search.

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“I personally spoke to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost over the weekend requesting his assistance in streamlining this case,” said the Sheriff. “AG Yost said he will assist any way he can,” Frazier added.
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Is it odd that the OBI and FBI have been called into the investigation? And that call to the AG to "streamline" the case? Makes me think this is going to be more than an average UID find. Ugh, that sounds terrible...

 

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!!BREAKING NEWS!! Jackson County OH- Remains Identified as Missing Oak Hill Man - Scioto Post

JACKSON, OHIO— An Oak Hill family has been notified that their son, who was reported missing on his birthday last year, has been found.

“It’s not the homecoming they have hoped for,” said Jackson County Sheriff Tedd Frazier of the Saylor family. “We have notified the family of Benjamin Michael Saylor, that it was his remains that were found on Saturday, January 11. Jackson County Coroner Dr. Alice Frazier notified the Sheriff of the confirmation Monday afternoon. The confirmation came from dental records submitted to the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office. According to Sheriff Frazier. Attorney General Dave Yost’s office continues to assist in the investigation,” Frazier added.

The determination on Saylor’s identity, in part, was through dental records. “The principal basis of the dental identification lies in the fact that no two oral cavities are alike and the teeth are unique to an individual,” Jackson County Coroner Dr. Alice Frazier explained.

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“We are continuing to investigate how Michael ended up where he was discovered, the cause of death and if any individuals may have contributed to his death,” said Sheriff Frazier. “We have been investigating the disappearance of Michael since July 29, 2019 and have put in hundreds of hours searching for Michael and interviewing individuals who were associated with him,” Frazier said. “We want to give this family as many answers as we can on the loss of their loved one,” Frazier explained.

Due to the continuing investigation, no other information is being released at this time. “I understand that the family and the community want answers, but we will not release any further information until the investigation is complete,” Sheriff Frazier said.
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OH - OH - Benjamin 'Michael' Saylor, 29, Jackson County, 26 July 2019