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The Office of Army Cemeteries presented on Thursday its findings of the sixth and latest disinterment project conducted at the Carlisle Barracks Post Cemetery.
The OAC is working to determine how the remains of one other child thought to be Wade Aryes, 13, were consistent with those of a 15-20-year-old girl.
A Native American boy who died at a government-run boarding school in Pennsylvania more than a century ago was thought to have been buried on a U.S. Army base.
The tombstone bore the name of Wade Ayres, a Native American boy who died at a government-run boarding school in Pennsylvania more than a century ago and was thought to
Remains from a US Army cemetery base in Pennsylvania didn't belong to the Native American teenager that was reportedly buried there. The body was reported as a man but was a female.