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Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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What happened DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.
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WFMY News 2 (Tegna, Greensboro)News report · Jun 11, 3:14 AM

Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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KING5 (Tegna, Seattle)News report · Jun 11, 3:14 AM

Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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WXIA 11Alive (Tegna, Atlanta)News report · Jun 11, 3:14 AM

Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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KARE11 (Tegna, Minneapolis)News report · Jun 11, 3:14 AM

Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

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DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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WCNC Charlotte (Tegna)News report · Jun 11, 3:14 AM

Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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WVEC 13News Now (Tegna, Norfolk)News report · Jun 11, 3:14 AM

Human remains found in Olympic National Park identified after nearly 30 years

DNA testing and forensic genealogy helped identify the man as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., originally from Hawaii.

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The Grand Rapids Press (MLive)News report · Jun 11, 2:29 AM

At least four sets of human remains found at rural Genesee County home

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Detectives and a state police K-9 team searched the property and found at least four sets of human remains, according to a state police release.

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Jun 11, 2:29 AM: The Grand Rapids Press (MLive) joined the source map.

Jun 11, 3:14 AM: WFMY News 2 (Tegna, Greensboro) joined the source map.

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