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Going Public: Southeast Professor and Her Students Identify Human Remains from Decades Old Cold Case
In March 2020, we brought you an interview with Dr. Jennifer Bengtson with the Department of History and Anthropology and two of her students at Southeast Missouri State University who were working to help identify human remains that were recovered in Charleston, Missouri, in 1979. Bengtson and her students started their work by using traditional forensic anthropology methods to identify human skeletal remains from an unidentified individual. They submitted a DNA sample to a national missing
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By Dan WoodsIn March 2020, we brought you an interview with Dr. Jennifer Bengtson with the Department of History and Anthropology and two of her students at Southeast Missouri State University who were working to help identify human remains that were recovered in Charleston, Missouri, in 1979. Bengtson and her students started their work by using traditional forensic anthropology methods to identify human skeletal remains from an unidentified individual. They submitted a DNA sample to a national missing