Forensic experts reconstruct woman s skull found in 2011 in effort to identify her
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Experts sculpted a reconstruction of a skull found back in June 2011 in an effort to identify the woman.
WILMINGTON, Del. - Police in New Castle County, Delaware are using technology in their efforts to identify a woman whose remains were found back in 2011.
Back on June 5, 2011, patrol officers were dispatched to a wooded area of Sellers Park off of Edgemoor Road for a reported discovery of human bones. Officers arrived on the scene and found partial remains, including a human skull.
An extensive search was conducted and officials also found a pair of blue shorts close to the remains. The remains were then handed over to the Medical Examiner s Office.
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Nearly a decade after a woman s remains were found near an Edgemoor park, police have released photos of a skull reconstruction in the hopes that someone recognizes her.
Police were called to Sellers Park, a wooded area off Edgemoor Road, on June 5, 2011 after a person called to report they had found human bones. Responding officers found partial remains, including a skull.
Detectives conducted an extensive search, but didn t find much other than a pair of blue shorts, police said. They gave the woman s bones to the Delaware Division of Forensic Science, where a medical examiner determined the woman was 25 to 50 years old when she died.
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Ragan: Update on local road projects
The Oak Ridger
Tennessee Rep. John Ragan, R-Oak Ridge, on Thursday provided an update on several highway projects managed by the Tennessee Department of Transportation in Anderson County. More than a dozen construction projects totaling more than $32 million are moving forward, which are expected to improve safety and support economic growth.
“I’m glad to see we’re making progress on these critical projects that will help improve traffic and road safety for residents of Anderson County,” Ragan said in a news release. “I appreciate the work of our local officials and am grateful for TDOT’s commitment in moving these projects forward.”