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23 mai, 2007 19:48

Breast Implants May Help ID Body- pass on perhaps one of us, know her

Remains could be missing Lilburn mom
By AP. Investigators are trying to determine whether skeletal remains found in northeast Georgia could be those of a Lilburn woman missing since October ...
There also are serial numbers on breast implants, Bankhead said. The GBI will work with FBI authorities to do DNA testing, a process that could take months. ...

 

Bones Could be that of Missing Woman
WXIA-TV, GA - 9 hours ago
Provided By: AP. LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) -- Investigators are trying to determine whether skeletal remains found in northeast Georgia may be those of a ...
http://www.11alive.com/news/article_news.aspx?storyid=97457

Investigators are trying to determine whether skeletal remains found in northeast Georgia are those of a missing Lilburn woman.
Franklin County authorities said the remains were found May 13 near Georgia 320. They appear to be from a woman between 30 to 50 years of age who had breast implants.
Investigators may be able to use the serial number on the breast implants to determine if they once belonged to Leslie Adams.
Adams, 40, was reported missing in October, 2005. Officers found a shell casing and blood in her apartment.
It will take the Georgia Bureau of Investigation about two months to do tests to identify the remains.

Bones could be that of missing Gwinnett County woman
WIS, SC - 10 hours ago
AP - May 23, 2007 5:54 AM ET. LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) - Investigators are trying to determine whether skeletal remains found in northeast Georgia may be ...


Access North Georgia, GA - 10 hours ago
AP - LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. Investigators are trying to determine whether skeletal remains found in northeast Georgia may be those of a Lilburn woman missing ...

 


Gwinnett Daily Post, GA - 16 hours ago
By Arielle Kass. LAWRENCEVILLE — The GBI said skeletal remains found in a northeast Georgia county may be those of Leslie Adams, a Lilburn woman missing ...

 



 


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