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After 30 years, investigators are still working to identify a man found in Modoc County, California.
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Investigators are working to identify a man whose remains were found in White River in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Investigators are working to identify a man whose skeletal remains were found in an abandoned building in 2017, in Nashville, Tennessee.
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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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A woman whose remains were discovered in a wooded North Knoxville area has been identified as Erin Callahan.
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More than 35 after being discovered in a muddy creek bed, the identity of the John Doe is now known.
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Human remains discovered thirty years ago in a California riverbed are now identified as belonging to Laura Ann O’Malley, who was reported missing from New York in 1975 at the age of 13.
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After six years, a woman whose remains were found in Detroit, Michigan in 2018 has been identified as Tiffany Tillmon, born in 1992.
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Almost 40 years after his remains were discovered, a homicide victim in Gilmer County has been identified as David Clary.
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Twenty-nine years later, the identity of a man whose body was found near Washington’s Spokane River is now known.