NEW: Partial human remains, which have not been identified, have been found during the search in Texas for missing Army soldier Vanessa Guillen, the military says.
Partial human remains, which have not been identified, have been found during the search in Texas for missing Army soldier Vanessa Guillen, the military said Tuesday.
Guillen, 20, a private first class, was last seen April 22, and the Army believes “foul play” is involved in her disappearance, officials have said. "After receiving additional information, agents have discovered what has been described as partial human remains after analysis from a forensic anthropologist," the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation, known as CID, said in a statement.
Agents had returned to"an area of interest" close to the Leon River in Bell County when they made the discovery, according to the agency.Sign Up
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