Human remains found along Lake Michigan in 1997 identified as those of a Chicago woman
Forensic experts announced that the remain found along Lake Michigan in 1997 were those of a Chicago woman who was last seen weeks before the remains were found.
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Forensic experts announced that the remain found along Lake Michigan in 1997 were those of a Chicago woman who was last seen weeks before the remains were found.
MANISTEE COUNTY, Mich. (AP) -- Human remains found in 1997 along Lake Michigan's shoreline in western Michigan have been identified as those of a Chicago
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