If they'd found three sets of remains and one was clearly that of a child, I'd say definitely, it's them. And it is the best chance the Jamison case has had of being solved. But Oklahoma is a pretty rough and tumble, meth-cooking kind of place, especially in the outback, and Eufaula affords plenty of criminals a safe alternative when it comes to disposing of their dead - as, almost assuredly, a crime is involved here. I'm interested to know specifically where on the lake the remains were found.
Now it's in the hands of the ME and OSBI, and neither of those agencies, I might warn the non-Okie reader, has done themselves particularly proud in the last few years in terms of handling matters in a manner both timely and efficiently.
Would anyone want their family member(s)'s bones shown on TV and the Internet?
