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Tama County dig fails to turn up body

September 29, 2004 By admin

A dig in Tama County to find evidence related to a homicide investigation has ended. The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and Tama County officials started excavating an old well on a farm earlier this month after receiving credible information that human remains may have been disposed of at the site. The contents of the well have been examined and no evidence of human remains was found. One bone was recovered and will be sent to the D-C-I lab for analysis, though it is believed the bone is from an animal. No details about the homicide case involved are available as the source of the information leading to the dig did not know the identification of the body that was supposedly disposed of at the site.

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