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Bone found on California beach linked to fisherman lost at sea more than 25 years ago

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A bone discovered on a Northern California beach has been identified as belonging to a fisherman who disappeared in 1999. The man was lost at sea after a rogue wave struck his vessel in Humboldt Bay. The identification concludes a search lasting more than 25 years.

A bone found on a Northern California beach has officially been identified as belonging to a fisherman who was lost at sea in 1999 after a rogue wave smashed into his boat in Humboldt Bay.

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