WY-19th Century John Doe

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Several Years ago on one of those "Forensic Files" type TV cases there was a profile of remains of a "John Doe" found in Wyoming-Laramie I think; according to program-remains were from 19th Century and could only have been one of 2 men who disappeared during that time period-one had been a local tough and the other a businessman. Sorry cant remember program or subject names!!!:boohoo:
 
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