Lawrenceville police are investigating after they say a construction crew found a “skeletonized skull” on Monday.

The DNA Doe Project told First Coast News on Monday it has recently discovered that the unidentified man whose remains were found in 1995, was of Colombian descent.

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Construction workers reportedly discovered human remains in Gwinnett County along Highway 316 at Duluth Highway. A crew and ...

Police discovered his duct-taped, weighted body, with a knife blade lodged in his skull, and one of his dogs drowned. Nora Nelson, 24, was arrested on unrelated warrants. Despite her arrest ...

The body of an infant, allegedly partially eaten by dogs, was found dumped with garbage at the district women's hospital in ...

The Baker County Sheriff’s Office and the DNA Doe Project are working to identify the remains of a John Doe from 1995.

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A construction crew stumbled upon human skeletal remains along Highway 316 in Gwinnett County. Officials combed the scene with a cadaver dog, but said they were not able to find any other body parts ...