An Ohio woman searching for her lost dog in the woods ended up stumbling upon the skeletal remains of a woman missing since 2017, police say.
An Ohio woman searching for her lost dog in the woods ended up stumbling upon a grisly discovery: the skeletal remains of a woman missing since 2017, police said.
The pet owner took the remains home and called authorities, who launched an investigation and transported the bones to the coroner's office.Youngstown police announced Tuesday that the remains were identified as those of Amy Nicole Hambrick, who vanished from Youngstown’s West Side in November 2017 at age 29.Identifying the remains was no easy task. The bones were assembled by Dr. Loren Lease of Youngstown State University’s anthropology department.
Her family had desperately searched for her for five long years. Several of Hambrick's relatives were at the news conference but did not speak.
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