22 years ago a child lived in Arizona, America. He was fond of collecting stones. These hobbies and many other pieces were inherited from his grandfather. One day his mother noticed something very strange in his collection of stones. He saw a small piece of human bone, which his son considered a stone. As soon as the mother saw that bone (Human Jaw Bone USA), she immediately called the police and informed about it. Police said that they found the bone which had some teeth attached to it. From that they came to know that it was the jaw bone. The results of the investigation that started after that have now come out.
According to CNN report, bones have been discovered with the help of genetic geology. The Investigative Genetic Genealogy Center of Rampo College, New Jersey helped the police in the investigation. With the help of DNA they discovered whose bone it was. So let us also tell you about this whole matter, what was revealed from the DNA test.
The name of the person who had the bone was Evelette Leland Yager. (Photo: Ramapo College of New Jersey)
it was a soldier’s bone
This investigation started when this bone was found in 2002. Now this year it has been revealed that she is the former US Marine Corps Captain Everett Leland Yager, who died in California in 1951 at the age of 30 while training. It is believed that the bones were then buried in Missouri. From the map given below released by Rampo College, you can understand where this bone was found, where the soldier died and where he was buried. Scientists were surprised as to how that bone was found 1000 kilometers away. Scientists guess that some bird might have taken the bone with itself from one place to another.
From this map you will understand where the bone was found. All these places are at a distance of more than 1 thousand kilometers from each other. (Photo: Canva)
This is how the bone was discovered
When the police did not find anything in the investigation, they and the Yavapai County Medical Examiner referred the case to the Investigative Genetic Genealogy Center in January 2023. The bones were sent to Salt Lake City, Utah, where a profile was created using advanced DNA genotyping and uploaded to two genealogy databases. After this, the database was searched and with its help it was found out whose bone it was. In March 2024, the DNA of the bone was matched with the DNA of the man’s daughter. Only then the truth came out.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: April 22, 2024, 15:38 IST
