DNA analysis of bones from a Revolutionary War battlefield has successfully identified the remains of an unknown individual long referred to as America's oldest John Doe. The breakthrough solves a historical mystery dating back to the war. This case highlights the power of modern forensic technology in solving centuries-old cold cases.
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Remains were from a soldier who died at the Battle of Camden in 1780.
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<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxONVdrd1BmT1lIYzhlejVQRy15N0RWRWZVWUJWbXpoSG5HZkVaUWVmR0szSVRXWkdrQmh1Q0Z0cGhsemo1Sy1ha056OVZsU0FSeDhQWUNwd1g2SU0zNTZYN2NPUFZ4MjhYZDY2YlRmUFFwUEQxRzByZ2FEZVdUREdXNDhmMnNvZ1ZxVS1mYVJtVHZxZWE0YU9XOWVrOWJXMlpLTzFveA?oc=5" target="_blank">DNA from bones on a Revolutionary War battlefield solves the case of 'America's oldest John Doe'</a>…
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