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A bone found at a beach south of Adelaide belonged to missing person Jesse Corigliano-Quealey, South Australia Police say.
It was handed in to police the following morning and has since been examined by forensic investigators.
SA Police said DNA confirmed it belonged to 30-year-old Mr Corigliano-Quealey, who went missing from Maslin Beach on October 9.
Police said his death was not considered suspicious, and that his family have been notified.
A report is being prepared for the state coroner.
www.abc.net.au
Key points:
- Jesse Corigliano-Quealey went missing from Maslin Beach in October
- DNA testing confirmed the bone belonged to the 30-year-old
- His death is not considered suspicious
It was handed in to police the following morning and has since been examined by forensic investigators.
SA Police said DNA confirmed it belonged to 30-year-old Mr Corigliano-Quealey, who went missing from Maslin Beach on October 9.
Police said his death was not considered suspicious, and that his family have been notified.
A report is being prepared for the state coroner.
Bone found at Maslin Beach identified as belonging to missing person
A bone found at a beach south of Adelaide is confirmed to be a DNA match for missing man Jesse Corigliano-Quealey, but a second bone believed to be a rib is still being forensically examined.
www.abc.net.au
GrandmaBear
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Not that I have a single reason to think it was foul play as I don't know the case, but I wonder what makes them sure it was not.A bone found at a beach south of Adelaide belonged to missing person Jesse Corigliano-Quealey, South Australia Police say.
Key points:
The bone was found by a member of the public walking along Maslin Beach, about 40 kilometres south of Adelaide, on February 16.
- Jesse Corigliano-Quealey went missing from Maslin Beach in October
- DNA testing confirmed the bone belonged to the 30-year-old
- His death is not considered suspicious
It was handed in to police the following morning and has since been examined by forensic investigators.
SA Police said DNA confirmed it belonged to 30-year-old Mr Corigliano-Quealey, who went missing from Maslin Beach on October 9.
Police said his death was not considered suspicious, and that his family have been notified.
A report is being prepared for the state coroner.
Bone found at Maslin Beach identified as belonging to missing person
A bone found at a beach south of Adelaide is confirmed to be a DNA match for missing man Jesse Corigliano-Quealey, but a second bone believed to be a rib is still being forensically examined.
I was wondering if he left a note or something?
GrandmaBear
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That's a thought. They must have some reason like that to be fairly certain.
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