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Recent Discoveries Link Human Remains to Cold Cases and Highlight Ongoing Mysteries

Authorities in Georgia find remains in a vehicle possibly related to a 1980 disappearance, while new tech identifies a schoolgirl missing since 1973.

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Updated: Nov 26th, 2024, 10:03 AM ET

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In Georgia, human remains found in a vehicle may be linked to a missing couple from 1980, with ongoing investigations into the case. Meanwhile, a 14-year-old girl's remains discovered decades ago in Pennsylvania have been identified as Ruth Elizabeth Brenneman, using advancements in genetic genealogy. Despite the discoveries, both cases raise questions, with authorities investigating suspected foul play surrounding Brenneman's death, and the identity of other remains in Georgia still pending.

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