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An older man left his home in Humboldt County, chasing a dream to explore the United States in the 1970s. He told family members he was looking for gold in Nevada, but they eventually stopped hearing from him. Decades later, the body of Virgil R. Renner has been identified, thanks to an effort to solve Mohave County AZ cold cases and help from a woman’s detailed family history.
Remains found in large, nylon suitcase inside a Georgia dumpster in February 1988 have been identified using DNA advancements, as 26-year-old Chong Un Kim.
A woman whose remains were discovered inside a suitcase in Georgia's Jenkins County 35 years ago has been identified as Chong-un Kim, a South Korean immigrant. How they identified the remains: Over the next three decades, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) used fingerprints, dental records, forensic and computer-generated sketches to try to identify the victim. About Kim: Chong-un Kim moved to the U.S. from South Korea in 1981.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has identified the victim in a 35-year-old cold case, according to a report.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) has made a significant breakthrough in a decades-old cold case, identifying the human remains found in a dumpster in Jenkins County on February 14, 1988.