On Feb. 15, 2001, a human skull was brought into the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office by a citizen who reported finding the remains in an area of Monte Rio, California, nicknamed “Motorcycle Mountain.”
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On July 18, 1994, a White/Asian male was transported to Tucson Medical Center after being struck by a vehicle on the east side of Tucson, Arizona.
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After nearly four decades, a murdered woman, whose remains were found in a shallow grave in Crescent Beach, Florida, has been identified.
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The youngest person reportedly known to contribute to an IGG case assisted Ramapo College IGG Center in identifying the jaw bone of “Rock Collection John Doe."
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In October 1985, a highway mowing crew made the grim discovery of human skeletal remains in a brush-covered gully on the south side of I-20 in Smith County, Texas.
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On Aug. 3, 1986, the body of deceased adult female was discovered down an embankment. Police discovered the victim had sustained traumatic injuries to her body that were consistent with foul play.
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The discovery was made when a homeowner's dog brought a human skull to their residence located just northeast of Oxford, Mississippi.
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The Indiana State Police is accepting applications for a Forensic Genealogist to serve in the Indiana State Police Laboratory Division at the Indianapolis Regional Laboratory.
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Investigators believe that the man’s remains were in a remote area near Virgin, Utah for one to two years prior to their discovery.
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SEMO's osteological and dental analysis revealed that Lincoln County Jane Doe was likely in her teens when she died, rather than being 30-40 years old as suggested in her case file and autopsy report from 1978.
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