Examiner Says Bones From Two Different People

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Updated: 5/09/2012 10:09 pm
We know more Wednesday night about bones found in Fleming County.

A skull was found a few weeks ago in someone's ditch. Bones were found during a search, a few days later. Now, the State Medical Examiner's Office confirms the bones are from two different people. One is a woman -- less than five feet tall, Hispanic, between 17 and 25 years old. The other is from a man who was five foot five.

The medical examiner says these bones could be four to 36 months old.
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