Lincoln police search home in 25-year-old missing person case

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 21:32 · Archive

Lincoln police are excavating a home basement searching for remains linked to Regina Bos, missing since October 2000.

Lincoln police are excavating the basement of a home near 68th Street and Burlington Avenue, working with an excavating crew to search for possible human remains. The search is in connection with the disappearance of Regina Bos, who vanished on 17 October 2000 when she was 40 years old. Bos left an open mic night at Duggan's Pub in the early morning hours and was never seen again.

Police found Bos's guitar and sheet music next to her car but were unable to locate her. The home being searched is seven miles from where she was last seen. Preliminary testing at the location has come back inconclusive, and police said nothing has been found at this time and they are unsure what they will find.

Lincoln Police Department received a new lead in August that prompted additional investigative work into the case. Bos's disappearance remains the oldest unsolved missing persons case for the Lincoln Police Department.

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• LIVE: Lincoln police search home for human remains in oldest missing persons case: Regina BosLincoln police are searching a home for possible human remains in connection with the Lincoln Police Department’s oldest unsolved missing persons case, the department said Thursday.1011Now · 22 Oct, 20:52
• LIVE: Lincoln police search home for human remains in oldest missing persons case: Regina BosLincoln police are searching a home for possible human remains in connection with the Lincoln Police Department’s oldest unsolved missing persons case, the department said Thursday.WOWT · 22 Oct, 20:52

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