Frozen Airman: Scientists Processing

DNAABC30.com
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Frenso, California (US):
It could take several more weeks before scientists can identify the body of the airman found frozen in the High Sierra.
The Fresno Bee reports scientists were not able to make a positive identification with dental records.They'll now use DNA samples to try to identify the airman.
Researchers believe the man is one of four people on an Army plane that crashed in the Sierra in 1942.
Nov 11, 2005
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