Your DNA could help solve local John Doe cases, even if you don't know of anyone missing
Inside the unassuming walls of the Snohomish County Medical Examiner?s Office sits a room full of cardboard boxes. Inside those cardboard boxes are human bones. Some of those bones belong to five men whose names have been lost to time? for now.
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