Woman’s skeleton exposed by California drought is finally identified decades later
Skeletal remains exposed by receding water levels during a California drought have been identified as a woman who disappeared decades ago. Law enforcement officials believe the discovery is linked to a cold-case homicide and are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. The identification marks a significant breakthrough in a case that had remained unsolved for years.
Remains found during California’s drought may be linked to a decades-old homicide.
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