Sadie
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Honestly - as tragic as this story is, doesn't it seem premature to announce that yet another piece of bone is being tested to determine if it belongs to Natalee? It hasn't even been determined if the bone is human yet.
Here's a summary:
A jaw bone found in Aruba may belong to the Alabama high school student, who vanished in 2005 and many believe was murdered, a Netherlands Forensic Institute spokesman said on Tuesday.
No trace of the young woman, who was 18 years old at the time, has ever been found.
According to De Telegraaf, a Dutch newspaper, the bone was discovered by tourists on a beach on Friday.
Tests have only just begun, so it is still unclear if the bone is indeed Holloway's. It is not even clear if the bone is human.
Prosecutors in Aruba will announce the results when they are reached, the spokesman said.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/wor...xperts_say_maybe_maybe_not.html#ixzz15StkTDCP
Here's a summary:
A jaw bone found in Aruba may belong to the Alabama high school student, who vanished in 2005 and many believe was murdered, a Netherlands Forensic Institute spokesman said on Tuesday.
No trace of the young woman, who was 18 years old at the time, has ever been found.
According to De Telegraaf, a Dutch newspaper, the bone was discovered by tourists on a beach on Friday.
Tests have only just begun, so it is still unclear if the bone is indeed Holloway's. It is not even clear if the bone is human.
Prosecutors in Aruba will announce the results when they are reached, the spokesman said.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/wor...xperts_say_maybe_maybe_not.html#ixzz15StkTDCP
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