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Bone washed ashore solves 27-year mystery of drowned fisherman Jonathan Raxa
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office confirms case closure, emphasizes DNA preservation
1 Sep 21 · 2d ago · 3 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
The Sheriff's Office announced that Raxa's family had been notified of the identification. Officials stated the case demonstrated the importance of preserving DNA samples from family members in missing person cases for potential future resolution.
“exemplified the importance of preserving DNA samples from family members in missing person cases”
Humboldt County Sheriff's OfficeJonathan Raxa boat owner and fishermanAl Burns skipper of the Silver SprayHumboldt County Sheriff's Office investigating authority
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first by LA Times, 2d ago · also Mercury News, LA Times California
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