CRIME, body found in Mississippi
Sun-Times (Lisa Donovan) says it may be the body of Olamide Adeyooye of Berkeley. See this post.
While I hope for the safe return of Adeyooye, there's at least one woman who died under suspicious circumstances. So, even if the body is not Adeyooye, let's remember it was someone.
While I hope for the safe return of Adeyooye, there's at least one woman who died under suspicious circumstances. So, even if the body is not Adeyooye, let's remember it was someone.
posted by Carl Nyberg at
12:07 PM
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Chicago Sun-Times (Monifa Thomas):
Police were still waiting Tuesday to determine whether the remains of a young woman found in rural Mississippi are those of missing Illinois State University student Olamide Adeyooye.
Dental records for the 21-year-old Adeyooye -- who has been missing for two weeks from an off-campus apartment in Downstate Normal -- were sent to Mississippi on Tuesday in the hopes that they can be used to identify the body found last week in Newton County, Miss.
I assume this is bad news for the Adeyooye's friends and family.
It should be relatively easy to describe which teeth have fillings and which don't. If the body wasn't a match, it should be something that can be determined by phone. But the authorities prob don't want to report a match until the evidence is conclusive.
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Carl Nyberg, at 11:49 AM, October 26, 2005
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