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Updated: 11:03 AM Jun 28, 2008
Bones Found Belong To Man Missing Since 2004
Skeletal remains found in November have been identified as belonging to a man who has been missing for almost 4 years.
Posted: 12:25 PM Jun 27, 2008Reporter: Bill Wilson |
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The skeletal remains found last November in Wayne County have been identified as those belonging to a man who disappeared four years ago.
On November 23rd workers clearing land found the remains off Arrington Bridge Road, just outside of Goldsboro.
The Chief Medical Examiner's Office in Chapel Hill today identified the bones as belonging to Genesis Lewis. Lewis had been reported missing to Goldsboro police in January 2004.
Investigators say Lewis was known to wander fields and ditches collecting items of value for himself. The cause of his death is undetermined, but deputies say there were no signs of any foul play.
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Posted by: alexis
Location: milton mills
on Jun 28, 2008 at 11:32 AM
i cant believe how many people have been missing and every one giving hope for them and end up being dead
Posted by: reader
Location: nc
on Jun 28, 2008 at 10:09 AM
just curious...what is...."fould play" some new's stations proof readers are not doing thier job
Editor: Thank you.
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