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Human remains found in Kanawha Falls area
"Authorities say they found human remains they believe were buried in a shallow grave for several years in the Kanawha Falls area near Gauley Bridge Tuesday night.
Police say a person searching for arrowheads in the Kanawha Falls area across the Kanawha River from Glen Ferris discovered a human skull instead.
Sheriffs deputies and investigators from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner recovered numerous bones Tuesday night, found under a large cliff overhang in a shallow grave, according to a statement from the Fayette County Sheriffs Office. They returned to the site this morning to continue the investigation."
Once the excavation of the grave site is complete, the remains will be taken to the chief medical examiners office in hopes of determining the identity of the victim and the cause and manner of death.
Investigators have recovered some teeth, and there is sufficient biological material to permit DNA analysis and comparison from the remains, Prosecuting Attorney Larry Harrah said in a statement.
The sheriff and prosecutors office said if authorities determine the death was a homicide, they will continue to investigate.
When it comes to murder, there is no statute of limitations on the filing of criminal charges. We dont forgive, we dont forget and we never give up. We owe this to the victim and the victims family members, the statement said."
Human remains found in Kanawha Falls area
"Authorities say they found human remains they believe were buried in a shallow grave for several years in the Kanawha Falls area near Gauley Bridge Tuesday night.
Police say a person searching for arrowheads in the Kanawha Falls area across the Kanawha River from Glen Ferris discovered a human skull instead.
Sheriffs deputies and investigators from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner recovered numerous bones Tuesday night, found under a large cliff overhang in a shallow grave, according to a statement from the Fayette County Sheriffs Office. They returned to the site this morning to continue the investigation."
Once the excavation of the grave site is complete, the remains will be taken to the chief medical examiners office in hopes of determining the identity of the victim and the cause and manner of death.
Investigators have recovered some teeth, and there is sufficient biological material to permit DNA analysis and comparison from the remains, Prosecuting Attorney Larry Harrah said in a statement.
The sheriff and prosecutors office said if authorities determine the death was a homicide, they will continue to investigate.
When it comes to murder, there is no statute of limitations on the filing of criminal charges. We dont forgive, we dont forget and we never give up. We owe this to the victim and the victims family members, the statement said."