Identification system goes unused for Oklahoma's missing persons
Chances are, the skeletal remains of at least one of Oklahoma ’s missing persons sets unidentified somewhere in a medical examiner’s office.
For decades, the lack of a uniform state and nationwide system to match unidentified remains with missing people has prevented some families from learning that their missing loved one has died.
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