Speaker 1: Hello friends. Today we're going to look in some strange
Speaker 1: unidentified persons who were finally identified, some of them after decades.
Speaker 1: First up the Hitchhiker. In July nineteen seventy one, officers
Speaker 1: of the cous County Sheriff's Office were called out to
Speaker 1: the area of Sneddon Creek and Coos Bay, Oregon, reports
Speaker 1: of a deceased male teenager. But officers arrived at the scene,
Speaker 1: they were greeted with the body of a teenager, and
Speaker 1: they set about recovering him and trying to find his
Speaker 1: next of ken to notify them of his death. The
Speaker 1: trouble was that, due to the limit forensic technologies available
Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy one, they were unable to determine his
Speaker 1: cause of death, most likely because his remains were in
Speaker 1: an advanced state of decomposition. Now, there's not a whole
Speaker 1: lot of information about the initial discovery of this John Doe,
Speaker 1: and all we know is that the Coos County Sheriff's
Speaker 1: Office worked tirelessly trying to identify this young man but
Speaker 1: came up short every single time. But nobody came forward
Speaker 1: to claim him, and the cous County sheriff Office filled
Speaker 1: to identify him. He was buried in the local cemetery
Speaker 1: with his headstone simply reading unidentified male juvenile. Little did
Speaker 1: the cous County Sheriff's office know that it would take
Speaker 1: fifty years to finally identify their John Doe, and the
Speaker 1: identification came from a very unlikely person. In twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: a young woman who we will refer to as Miss
Speaker 1: X started her journey to find her biological parents. Miss
Speaker 1: X was born in the nineteen seventies and was given
Speaker 1: up for adoption as a baby as her parents were
Speaker 1: unable to care for her as they were just little
Speaker 1: more than children themselves. She was later adopted by a
Speaker 1: couple who gave her the life that her biological parents
Speaker 1: were unable to provide at the time. As Miss X
Speaker 1: got older, she began to wonder more and more about
Speaker 1: her biological parents and longed to reach out and connect
Speaker 1: with him. In nineteen eighty eight, with the help of
Speaker 1: a private investigator, Miss X did indeed find her biological
Speaker 1: mother's name and was able to track her down and
Speaker 1: establish a connection. After some time, her biological mother also
Speaker 1: gave her her father's name, Winston Arthur Maxie. The third
Speaker 1: Miss Sex excitedly tried to track down her biological father,
Speaker 1: wondering how their reunion would play out, but in the
Speaker 1: process of doing so, she learned some troubling news. After
Speaker 1: speaking with Winston's sister, she found out that Winston hadn't
Speaker 1: been seen since nineteen seventy one, when he left his
Speaker 1: home in Boise, Idaho, headed for Coos Bay, Oregon. Winston's
Speaker 1: sister explained that they had no idea whether he had
Speaker 1: reached his final destination and that he hadn't contacted them since.
Speaker 1: Winston's family were also shocked to hear that he had
Speaker 1: a daughter, and it appears that Winston himself probably wasn't
Speaker 1: aware that he had fathered a child that was later
Speaker 1: put up for adoption. In twenty sixteen, Miss X started
Speaker 1: a Facebook page titled where in the world is Winston Maxie,
Speaker 1: an appeal for anyone with any information to come forward.
Speaker 1: Little did Miss X and Winston's family know that his
Speaker 1: body had been laid in an unmarked grave for over
Speaker 1: fifty years. It wasn't until twenty seventeen, when the Cou's
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office exumed as remains to obtain a DNA
Speaker 1: sample that they came one step closer to finding his identity.
Speaker 1: This sample was run through the National Missing and Unidentified
Speaker 1: Persons System database, but provided no hits. The Wu's County
Speaker 1: Sheriff's Office then decided to reach out to Parabond NANA
Speaker 1: Labs and ask for their assistance in the case. Pair
Speaker 1: Bond was able to create a phenotype snapshot and more importantly,
Speaker 1: were able to find familial matches thanks to their genealogy databases.
Speaker 1: Winston's sister was contacted by Parabond was asked to provide
Speaker 1: a sample for comparison. Finally, in October twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: the KU's County Sheriff's Office announced that the John Doe
Speaker 1: found way back in nineteen seventy one had been formally
Speaker 1: and positively identified as Winston Arthur mac the Third, who
Speaker 1: was last seen in Boise, Idaho in nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 1: Miss X, Winston's daughter, along with his sister, who has
Speaker 1: remained anonymous, are now appealing for anyone with information to
Speaker 1: come forward and quote do the right thing. If you
Speaker 1: have any information surrounding the death of Winston Arthur Maxy
Speaker 1: the Third in nineteen seventy one, you're asked to contact
Speaker 1: the cous County Sheriff's Office at five four one three
Speaker 1: nine six seven eight zero zero next up septic tank.
Speaker 1: Sam April thirteenth, nineteen seventy seven, Charlie and Mavis McLeod
Speaker 1: were out hunting for a new pump for their septic tank.
Speaker 1: The two had recently bought an abandoned farm in Towfield,
Speaker 1: near Edmonton, Canada, and decided that if anywhere would have
Speaker 1: a pump, there might be one left on the farm.
Speaker 1: The two hurried to the farm, with Charlie jumping into
Speaker 1: action and opening up the septic tank to examine its contents.
Speaker 1: As Charlie opened the lid and stared into the abyss
Speaker 1: of the septic tsk, he was shocked to see a
Speaker 1: human leg bobbing around in the waist. The body had
Speaker 1: been wrapped in a yellow bed sheet and tied up
Speaker 1: with rope. Charlie ran back to his car as fast
Speaker 1: as he could and drove himself and Mavis to the
Speaker 1: Toefield RCMP office report what he had found. Frightened and shocked,
Speaker 1: Charlie entered the office and tried to recall the details
Speaker 1: the best he could to the officers in charge. After
Speaker 1: calming him down and getting as much information as they
Speaker 1: could to Mcloud's and two officers from the RCMP made
Speaker 1: their way back to the abandoned form. Reports indicate that
Speaker 1: the RCNP used old ice cream pails to scoop out
Speaker 1: the waist, throwing it wherever they could in order to
Speaker 1: get to the body. After some time, they were able
Speaker 1: to lift the body out of the septic tank. For
Speaker 1: the Mclouds and the RCMP, this nightmare was just beginning. However,
Speaker 1: The autopsy report would shock Towfield and much of Canada,
Speaker 1: leaving people to wonder who could be capable of something
Speaker 1: so sadistic To pray, As the remains were in such
Speaker 1: an advanced state of decomposition and this person had suffered greatly,
Speaker 1: it was hard for the RCMP to identify him at
Speaker 1: that time. Without any leads, he became simply known as
Speaker 1: septic Tank Sam, a rather undignified moniker. Indeed, the corner
Speaker 1: reported that Sam's cause of death was two gunshots to
Speaker 1: the head and chest. But this wasn't the end of
Speaker 1: Sam's injuries. Sam had been tortured before his captors put
Speaker 1: him out of his misery. He'd been tied up, beaten,
Speaker 1: and burned with objects such as cigarettes and a buttane
Speaker 1: bloke torch. Sam had also been sexially mutilated, which made
Speaker 1: it difficult for the corner to even ascertain his gender
Speaker 1: for many months. The RCMP was horrified at these findings
Speaker 1: and concluded that the person responsible must have had a
Speaker 1: personal vendetta against Sam. The RCMP hoped that by identifying
Speaker 1: Sam they would also find his killer, but this was
Speaker 1: a task that proved to be much more difficult they anticipated.
Speaker 1: Sam was found wearing a blue Levi's shirt with snap buttons,
Speaker 1: a Great T shirt, blue jeans, and imitation Wallaby shoes.
Speaker 1: The RCMP worked with a theory that Sam was possibly
Speaker 1: a migrant construction worker due to his clothing and his
Speaker 1: choice of footwear. Facial approximation was made by RCP Facial Approximation.
Speaker 1: A facial approximation was made of Sam of the RCMP
Speaker 1: and was circulated around Edmonton in the hopes that somebody
Speaker 1: would recognize him, but sadly, nobody came forward. The RCMP
Speaker 1: worked tirelessly chasing down every lead to its end in
Speaker 1: the hopes of giving Sam his name back. The RCMP
Speaker 1: believed that whoever had done this to Sam was familiar
Speaker 1: with the Toefield area and knew that the farm was abandoned.
Speaker 1: Despite this, no one came forward with Sam's identity or
Speaker 1: any information that could lead to his killer or killers.
Speaker 1: In fact, this killer or killers likely watched this drama
Speaker 1: unfold on the news, all the while smugly believing that
Speaker 1: they would never be caught and that Sam would remain
Speaker 1: a John Doe forever. However, thanks to advancements in science
Speaker 1: and forensic technologies, Sam would not remain a John Doe forever,
Speaker 1: and in twenty twenty, the RCMP reached out to Authram Incorporated,
Speaker 1: a private forensic genealogy company based in Texas. Authuram works
Speaker 1: with law enforcement agencies to identify John Doees like Sam,
Speaker 1: as well as uncovered perpetrators who thought they had gotten
Speaker 1: away with their evil crimes. Authuram is currently crowdfunding a
Speaker 1: host of cases, and it costs around five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: to begin DNA sequency. If you're able to help, please
Speaker 1: contribute to authorm, find a link in the description, and
Speaker 1: help bring other John Does back home. Authorm became involved
Speaker 1: with Sam's case and obtained the DNA sample for sequencing.
Speaker 1: In comparison and found familial matches to their John Doe.
Speaker 1: It wasn't all smooth sailing for AUTHRAM, though, as the
Speaker 1: DNA profile was significantly degraded. David Middleman, AUTHORM CEO told
Speaker 1: CBS News, it was very degraded. There was a lot
Speaker 1: of bacteria in it. It was only a small minority
Speaker 1: that was actually human DNA, but there was sufficient material
Speaker 1: from here. DNA samples were obtained from family members and
Speaker 1: in June twenty twenty one, the RCMP, along with AUTHORM,
Speaker 1: held a press conference to announce that after forty four
Speaker 1: long years, septic Tank SAM had finally been identified. In
Speaker 1: the press conference, it was revealed that septic Tank SAM
Speaker 1: had been formally and positively identified as twenty five year
Speaker 1: old Gordon Sanderson of Edmond and Canada. According to Gordon's family,
Speaker 1: he had been a part of the sixties Scoop, where
Speaker 1: Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their homes and sent
Speaker 1: into care or adopted out to white families. Gordon spent
Speaker 1: his life between care homes and as a result of
Speaker 1: being separated from his family, he struggled with trauma and addiction.
Speaker 1: Gordon's family were both related and heartbroken at the bittersweet
Speaker 1: news they had finally found out what had happened to
Speaker 1: their loved one. They were heartbroken to learn that he
Speaker 1: had left this earth in such a cruel way. Gordon
Speaker 1: had been reported missing in the nineteen eighties by his
Speaker 1: sister Joyce, but it appears that his case was pushed
Speaker 1: to the side, which is a sad testament to the
Speaker 1: attitudes towards the missing and murdered indigenous peoples in Canada.
Speaker 1: Sergeant Jason's as a lack of the RCMP said, I
Speaker 1: think it was a combination of a sense of mourning,
Speaker 1: but also relief definitely some feelings of anger towards what
Speaker 1: Gordy went through in his life and what was done
Speaker 1: to him. While Gordon has been identified, the RCMP a
Speaker 1: still searching for his killer. If you have any information,
Speaker 1: you urged to please contact the Toefield RCMP at seven
Speaker 1: eight zero six' six' two three three five three Next
Speaker 1: Up Physics. John Doe on, january two, twenty Fifteen The
Speaker 1: Sonoma County sheriff's office was called the scene after passers
Speaker 1: by found the remains of a man on an access
Speaker 1: Road between motel Six And Ronert. Park expressway self Storage In, Ronert.
Speaker 1: Park california there are limited details about. This discovery all
Speaker 1: that we know is that the man was found, was,
Speaker 1: science math and. Physics journals When The Sonoma County sheriff's
Speaker 1: office was unable to, identify him they took to Calling
Speaker 1: Him Physics. John doe after the books and journals he was,
Speaker 1: Found With the sheriff's office was contacted by members Of
Speaker 1: The Ronant, park library who felt that they recognized the
Speaker 1: man from sketches that they had seen on. The, news,
Speaker 1: sadly however no one was able to provide, his name
Speaker 1: and it Appears That john doe hadn't borrought any books
Speaker 1: from the library as there was no name. On file
Speaker 1: despite all, these Setbacks The Sonoma County sheriff's office was
Speaker 1: determined To Identify Physics john doe and return him to
Speaker 1: his family for a. Proper burial after circulating an approximation
Speaker 1: sketch to the local media and getting, no results they
Speaker 1: decided to harness forensic. Technologies instead in a statement to
Speaker 1: the SFGate, dot Com The Snowba County sheriff's, office said
Speaker 1: despite exhausting our corner Missing and unidentified, person's protocols he
Speaker 1: remained unidentified for. Six years these PROTOCOLS included dna samples
Speaker 1: and FOR combined dna index, system upload general charting through,
Speaker 1: Missing persons sacramento forensic anthropologic studies At Cal, state chico
Speaker 1: and countless hours canvassing the area and local, homeless shelters
Speaker 1: and the dissemination of law enforcement. Informational flyers, for Years
Speaker 1: The Snowma County sheriff's office kept the, case open hoping
Speaker 1: that one day new information would come to light it
Speaker 1: would help them crack. The case then in, twenty eighteen
Speaker 1: they partnered WITH The Dna, dough project which is a
Speaker 1: nonprofit organization that works with law enforcement to provide forensic
Speaker 1: and genealogical services To identify John and. Jane DOES The
Speaker 1: Dna doe project also accepts donations. Stwage cases look for
Speaker 1: a link in. THE description dna Sample From Physics john
Speaker 1: doe was obtained and sent TO The Dna dough project.
Speaker 1: FOR processing dna processing and analysis can, take weeks, even
Speaker 1: months and the process is a lot more drawn out
Speaker 1: in complex than crime shows make it out. To be
Speaker 1: it Wasn't until december twenty twenty one That The Sonoma
Speaker 1: county sheriff's office held a press conference and announced that
Speaker 1: The Physics john doe have been formally identified forty eight
Speaker 1: Year Old Stephen patrick Archer, For. Seattle WASHINGTON The Dna
Speaker 1: dough project was able to Track down stephen's mother and
Speaker 1: ask or SEMIT a dna sample. For comparison USING, mitochondrial
Speaker 1: DNA The Dna dough project And the Department of justice
Speaker 1: office were able to confirm that the body found in
Speaker 1: twenty twelve Was. Indeed stephen according to, official Reports The
Speaker 1: Sonoma County sheriff's office does not Believe that stephen's death,
Speaker 1: was suspicious and they are now working with his family
Speaker 1: to return his. Body, home next We Have Eldorado. Jane
Speaker 1: doe the case Of The El Dorado jane doe haunted investigators.
Speaker 1: For decades an investigation into her true identity sent them
Speaker 1: on a wild goose chase to find. The Truth on,
Speaker 1: july tenth nineteen, ninety one a woman was found shot
Speaker 1: In a whitehall motel Room, In. Eldorado arkansas after speaking
Speaker 1: with those at, the motel police learned that she went
Speaker 1: by The name mercedes and worked as a sex worker
Speaker 1: who was being pimped out by her, Ex boyfriend james
Speaker 1: McAlpin on the Evening of, july tenth nineteen. Ninety one
Speaker 1: macawfin Had Lured jane doe to his room At The
Speaker 1: whitehall motel under the guise. Of money the two had
Speaker 1: broken off, their relationship but macalvin wasn't going To let
Speaker 1: jane get away. That easily he was obsessed with and
Speaker 1: abusive instalketor sending her, threatening messages and was known to
Speaker 1: assault at her numerous times during. Their Relationship jane doe
Speaker 1: reluctantly Went to mcalvin's, hotel room where the two spent some.
Speaker 1: Time together as she tried, to leave she was dragged
Speaker 1: back into, the room and those in neighboring rooms at
Speaker 1: the motel reported hearing screams and mcalf themselves screaming get
Speaker 1: back in, the. Room, bitch however before anyone had a
Speaker 1: chance to intervene and de escalate, the situation two loud gunshots,
Speaker 1: rang out echoing throughout the. Motel Block jane doe was
Speaker 1: dead after being assaulted and shot by her, ex boyfriend
Speaker 1: and those staying at the motel reported seeing mcalfin get
Speaker 1: into his car and speed away from. The scene fearing
Speaker 1: the repercussions of. His, Actions luckily mcalvin didn't make it
Speaker 1: far before he, was arrested and when the police failed
Speaker 1: to make an identification at, the scene they paid him
Speaker 1: a visit to obtain. More information, of course mcalfin didn't
Speaker 1: want to help, the police so they filed the necessary
Speaker 1: paperwork And Obtained jane doe's. Personal belongings investigators thought they'd
Speaker 1: had a stroke of luck when their hands brushed OVER
Speaker 1: an id card that bore The Name Cheryl. Ann wig
Speaker 1: the investigators got the shock of their lives when They
Speaker 1: contacted cheryl's family when who should answer the Phone but?
Speaker 1: Cheryl herself so who Was This. Jane doe this wasn't
Speaker 1: the only Alias That jane, doe used and investigators were
Speaker 1: also able to uncover the additional Aliases Of, Kelly Carr,
Speaker 1: Shannon Wiley, cheryl Kaufman And. Sharon wiley investigators Theorized That
Speaker 1: jane doe had stolen all these identities and worked to
Speaker 1: uncover the reason as to why she didn't use her.
Speaker 1: Real name they Speculated That jane doe may have been
Speaker 1: a Runaway from florida who was traveling around the country
Speaker 1: stealing identities and living. New lives those Who Knew jane
Speaker 1: Doe as Mercedes Or kelly carr told investigators that she
Speaker 1: had Arrived in Eldorado from dallas in early nineteen, ninety
Speaker 1: one and that she'd worked as a sex worker and.
Speaker 1: In bars there were many different accounts Given By, jane
Speaker 1: doe and when the police put them, all together it
Speaker 1: became difficult to figure out what was the truth and what.
Speaker 1: Was Fiction jane doe made bizarre claims of being in
Speaker 1: The witness protection program because her dad was in, the
Speaker 1: mafia and that was why she used. Different names she
Speaker 1: told other people that she was wanted for bank robbery
Speaker 1: and had to steal identities in order to stay under.
Speaker 1: The radar what was Clear Was jane doe's, arrest record
Speaker 1: which revealed it between nineteen ninety and nineteen, ninety one
Speaker 1: she had been arrested in a total of four Times
Speaker 1: in Texas. And arkansas it appears that each time she,
Speaker 1: was arrested she gave The Name Cheryl, anne wig which as,
Speaker 1: we know was an identity she had stolen from. Someone
Speaker 1: else with a fake name and address on record with,
Speaker 1: her fingerprints the option of identifying her from those prints
Speaker 1: was quickly. Ruled out, For Years jane doe's case perplexed
Speaker 1: all those who came across. It online sloose desperately tried
Speaker 1: to piece the puzzle together and. Found nothing but then in,
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen The niAA do Project Submitted JANE doe's dna
Speaker 1: and the ged match a. Genealogy Database El Dorado Police
Speaker 1: Detective Lieutenant kathy Phillips Told The huffington post that THROUGH
Speaker 1: familial dna, and connections they were able to Ascertain That
Speaker 1: jane doe was a Descendant Of daniel Wood And mami Carter.
Speaker 1: Of virginia they also managed To Find jane doe's, Second
Speaker 1: Cousin christina Tilford. Of, Alabama unfortunately christine had no ready
Speaker 1: recollection of her second cousin and Told The huffington post
Speaker 1: that she Didn't Recognize, jane doe but could see a.
Speaker 1: Family resumeblance it seems that the Rest of christina's family
Speaker 1: also had no Idea About, jane Doe With lieutenant phillips
Speaker 1: adding they didn't have any knowledge of anybody, running away
Speaker 1: being reported missing or put up for adoption, Or anything
Speaker 1: so we think she was born out. Of wedlock WE'RE
Speaker 1: getting dna from other family members to try and narrow.
Speaker 1: It down while on, The Street jane doe told those
Speaker 1: that she meant that she had been forced into sex
Speaker 1: work at the tender age of sixteen by a man
Speaker 1: she had met. While homeless when she, turned eighteen she
Speaker 1: continued working of her own volition and had been involved
Speaker 1: in abuse of relationships in many. Turbulent Situations jane doe's
Speaker 1: life was played with so much tragy and sadness that
Speaker 1: even her own family did everything they could to hide,
Speaker 1: her existence hoping that she would sadly and simply wade into. The,
Speaker 1: Background thankfully christina has since go out to find her second,
Speaker 1: cousin's identity as opted to give her the Name of
Speaker 1: memory until her real name can. Be found, In death
Speaker 1: memory deserves a compassion in respect that she never received.
Speaker 1: In life anyone with any information deserged To Contact Lieutenant
Speaker 1: kathy phillips at eight seven zero eight eight one for eight. One,
Speaker 1: zero alternatively you can Contact The eldorado crimestoppers on one
Speaker 1: eight seven zero eight six three four six three six
Speaker 1: and finally They Have. Bill lewis in nineteen, eighty three
Speaker 1: a farmer checking his fox Traps, Near, rennesler indiana which
Speaker 1: Is In, jasper county made a. Horrific discovery in the
Speaker 1: field before him lay the skeletal remains of a young
Speaker 1: man with shoulder length reddish. Brown hair farmer sprinted back
Speaker 1: to his property and Called The Jasper County sheriff's office
Speaker 1: arrived on the scene. Shortly After The jasper County Corner,
Speaker 1: andy borisma determined that the young man's cause of death
Speaker 1: was a homicide and at his next job was to notify.
Speaker 1: His family the, problem, was however that they had no
Speaker 1: idea what the young man's. Name Was. Jasper County the
Speaker 1: sheriff's office goured through missing persons reports and appealed for
Speaker 1: anyone with information to, come forward, but sadly nobody recognized.
Speaker 1: The boy the first big break in the case didn't
Speaker 1: come until nineteen, ninety four and convicted Serial Killer larry
Speaker 1: eiler Confessed to indiana authorities that he had picked up
Speaker 1: a teenager Matching The john doe's Description on, november twentieth nineteen,
Speaker 1: eighty TWO Along us route. Forty one tyler told investigators
Speaker 1: that the teenager, with long reddish brown hair had been
Speaker 1: hitchhiking and that he had driven past him and offered
Speaker 1: him A, Live sadly eiler was unable to provide any
Speaker 1: details about the, teenager's identity only giving authorities the grewsome
Speaker 1: details of what he did. To him he confessed to drugging,
Speaker 1: the teenager driving him Out To, jasper county and then.
Speaker 1: Murdering him tyler's account seeking investigators and only spurred them.
Speaker 1: On more they weren't content to let a six serial
Speaker 1: killer be the only one to know What The john
Speaker 1: doe looked like, in life and were determined to return
Speaker 1: him to. His family the investigation continued at a steady
Speaker 1: pace until twenty, twenty one When any Borsma The Jasper
Speaker 1: county Corner Contacted Redgrave research forensics and requested. Their Assistance
Speaker 1: Redgrave Research forensic services were able TO use dna Obtained From,
Speaker 1: john doe but narrow down the list of potential eltis after.
Speaker 1: Conducting interviews he OBTAINED a dna sample from a, potential match,
Speaker 1: and incredibly, months later he came back. As Solid in
Speaker 1: december of twenty, twenty One The Jasper County john doe
Speaker 1: was officially identified as nineteen Year Old, Bill lewis Lewis's
Speaker 1: Nephew joshua shucked Told The, cocomo tribune my dad said he.
Speaker 1: Just disappeared he was there one day and then gone.
Speaker 1: The next bill's family told investigators that the last time
Speaker 1: they heard, from him he was hit Shiking from Houston
Speaker 1: to Peru in november nineteen eighty two after attending. A
Speaker 1: funeral bill's old last mates said he loved nothing more than,
Speaker 1: playing football but was forced to quit after breaking his.
Speaker 1: Left leg this shock exit from the sport he loved
Speaker 1: pushed him over, the edge and he withdrew. From school
Speaker 1: bill's family are now making arrangements to have his remains
Speaker 1: transported Back, To peru indiana for. Proper Burial andy borsma
Speaker 1: Told The. Cocomo tribune hopefully this will give this family
Speaker 1: a little bit of rest and comfort knowing that we
Speaker 1: can return their brother's remains and uncle's remains back to
Speaker 1: them be placed in the cemetery at Home. In, peru,
Speaker 1: well folks there you. Have it amazing advancements that's been
Speaker 1: MADE in dna technology in the last. Several decades hopefully
Speaker 1: more Of these John and jane does can be identified
Speaker 1: and give closure to. THEIR families i look forward to,
Speaker 1: your comments but please keep it friendly. And respectful in,
Speaker 1: the meanwhile he goods yourselves in. Each Other and i'll
Speaker 1: see you just a little farther on down. The Trail
Speaker 1: I'm steve's Stockton and i'll talk to you. Next time