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To continue to narrow down who he may be, researchers are now asking for older relatives of the matches they already have to get closer to giving John Doe his name back.
A dead man's name has been lost to history for more than 100 years in South Carolina. But a hurricane and DNA of the living are helping provide clues to who he was.
Remains of a young man, that could be from the 1890s, were found on a key cultural site in Georgetown County, South Carolina.
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD)- State archaeologists are getting closer to identifying the remains of a young man found in Georgetown County, according to a recent update from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCNDR). The remains of “John Doe” were discovered near the Fishing Village — an archaeological research site on the Tom Yawkey […]
Remains of a young man, that could be from the 1890s, were found on a key cultural site in Georgetown County, South Carolina.