Buckeye teenager identified 43 years after remains found

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 02:48 · Archive

A teenager's remains found in Arizona's White Tanks Mountains 43 years ago have been identified using DNA genealogy.

A teenager's remains found in Arizona's White Tanks Mountains have been identified 43 years after discovery. The remains, previously known as 'John Maricopa County Doe', were identified by the DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit organisation that uses investigative genetic genealogy to determine unidentified bodies.

How it is being reported

• Buckeye teen identified 43 years after remains found in White Tanks Mountains“John Maricopa County Doe” was identified by the DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit that uses investigative genetic genealogy to determine unidentified bodies.Azfamily · 6 Oct, 23:48
• Buckeye teen identified 43 years after remains found in White Tanks Mountains“John Maricopa County Doe” was identified by the DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit that uses investigative genetic genealogy to determine unidentified bodies.KOLD · 6 Oct, 23:48

In this story: DNA Doe Project · White Tanks Mountains · Buckeye · Maricopa County

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