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Investigators Know More About Bones Found Near Bell County Lake
Investigators know a little more about the bones that hikers found at a Bell County Lake, but how the remains got there and whose they are remain a mystery.
Reporter: By Paul J. GatelyEmail Address: paul.gately@kwtx.com |
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BELTON (October 29, 2009)--A report released Thursday by the Bell County Sheriff's Office confirms skeletal remains found a week ago near Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir are those of a white male.
Sheriff Dan Smith told News 10 the remains are those of a white male, who was approximately 35 to 60 years old.
Smith did not indicate whether forensic scientists found evidence of foul play or injury.
Hikers found the remains on Oct. 21 in a remote area near the Stillhouse Hollow Dam.
The remains included a human skull.
Smith said investigators assigned to the case are compiling a list of missing persons who could meet the age, sex and race described in an effort to identify the remains.
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Posted by: dark angel
Location: temple
on Nov 1, 2009 at 01:27 AM
Does anyone know if the body of a man that drowned back in August of this year was ever recovered??? if not maybe this could be him...I really dont want to believe that this was a homicide...
Posted by: Lamar
Location: K town
on Oct 30, 2009 at 11:01 AM
At least Michelle shows some compassion towards the victim and possibly a family that might find out it's their relative. Bottom line, someone died, and a family lost a loved one!
Posted by: read is a d-bag
Location: cc
on Oct 30, 2009 at 10:29 AM
Yall are D-bags and have nothing else to do!!!!
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