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I find it highly unusual that this calvarium was located in very close proximity to the Pennsylvania State Police barracks (no longer used). That's a strange coincidence.
It's been over 3 years since this post. Has there been any developments?Well, I have now spoken, written, or emailed to all contacts for Linda and Lori Peugeot and the Mt. Jewett ((McKean County) calvarium, requesting that a DNA comparison be made. Let's keep out fingers crossed that they do it.
It occurs to me that there is a good forensics program in Erie, not that far away. I may suggest that they use the area where the calvarium was found for training of field operatives. It would get a large number of investigators on the ground there, and there is a strong possibility of something to be found.
It's been over 3 years since this post. Has there been any developments?Well, I have now spoken, written, or emailed to all contacts for Linda and Lori Peugeot and the Mt. Jewett ((McKean County) calvarium, requesting that a DNA comparison be made. Let's keep out fingers crossed that they do it.
It occurs to me that there is a good forensics program in Erie, not that far away. I may suggest that they use the area where the calvarium was found for training of field operatives. It would get a large number of investigators on the ground there, and there is a strong possibility of something to be found.
Unfortunately, no.It's been over 3 years since this post. Has there been any developments?
Not a lot to go on is there?
Diana Miller was at a snake hunt about an hour away in 1986: The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
No. There seems to be resistance to using forensic genealogy. They are stuck on using CODIS, which is unlikely to yield any results.It's been over 3 years since this post. Has there been any developments?
Ironically, I asked Dr. Dirkmaat that same question a few years ago and he didn’t believe that to be likely.I wonder if there is any chance this could be from a specimen that was at the Pennsylvania State Police building for some reason. Outside the box thinking, might they have been using it to train a cadaver dog in the 70s or 80s?