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Investigators are working to identify a woman who was found at a construction site in Corinna Township, Minnesota.
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A year after being found, investigators are working to identify a man whose remains were discovered in the remote desert mountains.
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After 30 years, investigators are still working to identify a man found in Modoc County, California.
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Recent Solved Cases
Browse some of the cases recently announced by law enforcement that utilized Othram technology.
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Decades after his remains were recovered from the Yamhill River near Dayton, George Runion Griffin is now identified.
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Three years after her skeletal remains were discovered in Boynton Beach, Regina Hess is now identified.
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Decades after his remains were recovered from a waterway in Lake Worth, Florida, Archie Patterson Jr. is now identified.
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The suspect in the murder of sisters, Maggie and Mary Jenkins, who were killed in Key Largo, Florida in 1973, is now identified as David Allen Snyder.
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Matthew Kwiatkoski is now identified, nearly six years after his remains were found in Chester, PA.
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“Claudia,” a victim of serial killer Keith Jesperson, has been identified as Lydia Jane Wade McWhorter nearly 34 years after her remains were discovered in Riverside County, CA.