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Updated: 8:18 PM Apr 15, 2008
Clues Uncovered in Suspicious Grimes County Death
Authorities in Grimes County are now one step closer to identifying the human remains found off County Road 234 just south of Shiro.
Posted: 8:09 PM Apr 15, 2008Reporter: Kristen Ross Email Address: ross@kbtx.com |
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Authorities in Grimes County are now one step closer to identifying the human remains found off County Road 234 just south of Shiro.
The sheriff now tells News 3 that the bones found buried deep in the woods are known to be that of a white male in his twenties or thirties, between 5'5" to 5'9" and weighing about 140 pounds.
"We've got several persons of interest," Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell said. "A few cases have been reported to us in the surrounding South Texas area, so we're looking at those."
Authorities say a positive ID could come as early as Wednesday after the dental records are checked.
Loggers who were clearing the area first discovered the remains last Friday. Since then, the remains have been sent to a forensic lab at the University of North Texas in Denton.
Latest Comments
your right neighbor, his homes and subdivisions or "distracting and offesive"
hey, these comments are not offensive. they sound like concerns for the body and who it is and how he got there.
i did not take these comments offensive at all. these homes have brought lots of crime to the area. i was always worried that these crimes would lead to something more and every lead should be followed for the closure of the family of this body. i just wish they would hurry. someone needs to know who this person is.
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