Not a hollow job: Lab pairs IDs, skeletons
DNA, dental work among clues used to name remains
Posted: October 29, 2012 at 1:44 a.m.
Chris Edwards, who is in charge of unidentified and missing persons at the state Crime Laboratory, examines a box of unidentified remains at the lab.
When a decomposing body was pulled from between two barges on the Mississippi River in Mississippi County on April 19, 2003, investigators were left with few clues to determine its identity.
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