Scientists sift through remains from I-75 pileup
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Anthropologists from the University of Florida are sifting through the remains of three bodies that have yet to be identified from the Interstate 75 crash that killed 11 drivers and passengers near Gainesville last weekend.
The anthropologists on Wednesday were looking for any bone fragments and teeth that may help identify the three bodies from a pickup truck that was crushed and burned in ...
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