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A woman’s remains were found in Branson, and although she has been identified, the investigation into her death continues.
The remains of Deborah Brown were discovered by a mushroom hunter April 10 near Highway 248 and Gretna Road in Branson.
After recovering Brown’s remains, authorities had to turn to a forensic odontologist, or someone who specializes in identifying human remains that cannot be identified using face recognition, fingerprints or other means, explained Taney County Coroner Tony Mullen.
This process led to them finding medical records tied to a CT scan computed tomography that showed the woman’s teeth, and Brown was positively identified.
Posted By: Jason Rima May 7, 2021 @ 10:39 am Local News, News
Some human remains found near Highway 248 and Gretna Road in Branson have been identified.
The Taney County coroner and a dental expert say Deborah Brown was born in 1958.
She was from Illinois but moved to Missouri around 2014.
Authorities are trying to figure out how she died.
Detectives say the last time she was seen may have been around 2017.
Press Release
The Taney County Coroner and a dental expert have positively identified the human remains that were located April 10, 2021, near St Hwy 248 and Gretna Rd in Branson as Deborah Brown.
Police are now asking for the public’s help to locate next of kin, friends, or anyone who may have any information about her.
Branson approves ordinance allowing food truck courts A new food truck court will be located at in the middle of the parking lot at the Branson Meadows Shopping Center in Branson. One business has already expressed interest in the project. (Source: KY3) By Region 8 Newsdesk | April 24, 2021 at 4:17 PM CDT - Updated April 24 at 4:17 PM
BRANSON, Mo. (KAIT/KY3) - The city of Branson will soon have its first food truck court following an ordinance passed earlier this month. One local group is ready to jump at the opportunity.
According to a report from KY3, the new food truck court will be located in the middle of the parking lot at the Branson Meadows Shopping Center.
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