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Fisherman discovers sunken car that is tied to 1960s unsolved case
SARTELL, Minn. (WCCO) - Investigators removed a car from a portion of the Mississippi River in Minnesota on Tuesday. It’s a car that’s been underwater for nearly 60 years and now provides insight into a disappearance that was never solved. The investigation underway in Sartell has ties to a decades-old unsolved case.
There may be a break in a more than half-century-old cold case after central Minnesota authorities discovered human remains ...
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Human remains recovered in 1960s car pulled from Mississippi River in Sartell
Human remains were recovered from a car submerged in the Mississippi River that belonged to a Minnesota man missing for ...
Authorities have located a car potentially connected to a 1967 missing person’s case at the bottom of the Mississippi River ...
"When he caught the fish, I turned the transducer around and boom, there it was just sitting on the bottom," said Brody Loch, ...
Authorities in Stearns County announce they recovered human remains from a submerged car believed be to connected to an ...
Human remains found in a sunken car in the Mississippi River are believed to be tied to a 1967 missing person’s case. A ...
Investigators found human remains inside the car, and the VIN number matched a car that belonged to a man named Roy Benn, who ...
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSN1d
Car pulled from river in Sartell could be linked to man’s 1967 disappearance
Authorities say a 1960s-era car discovered by a fisherman in the Mississippi River could be linked to the disappearance of a ...
KSTP TV is reporting human remains were found inside a car that was found submerged on the bottom of the Mississippi River in ...
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