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Bones found in Teller County don't belong to Becky Elshani
November 9, 2010 6:44 PM
Skeletal remains found Sunday by a hunter in the mountains south of Cripple Creek do not belong to 22-year-old Becky Elshani. She disappeared from Colorado Springs in 2008. Her boyfriend later committed suicide. Teller County Coroner Dr. Earl Byrne said identification of the remains centers around dental records. That... more » -
Human remains found in Teller County
November 8, 2010 6:28 PM
The Teller County Sheriff's Office is investigating a grisly find close to the Teller County-Fremont County line south of Cripple Creek. On Sunday a hunter reported parts of a human skeleton had been found on County Road 88, commonly known as Shelf Road. News First 5 was on the... more » -
Scary surprise! Halloween decoration real skeleton
October 12, 2010 10:09 AM
A couple thought they were buying a Halloween decoration at a yard sale, but it turns out they bought a real human skeleton. The Tampa Bay area couple paid $8 for a box of scary holiday decorations. When they got the box home, they realized they had bought real... more » -
Woolly Mammoth for sale
January 14, 2010 12:28 PM
Here's something that's sure to be a conversation starter at your next get-together--a Woolly Mammoth skeleton. There's one for sale in Arizona. Asking price: $500,000. GeoDecor is Tucson says it's taken over 10 years of excavation to make up the massive prehistoric animal which was originally found in Eastern... more » -
Ghost hunters find bones in mansion wall
November 12, 2009 10:46 AM
Wellsburg, West Virginia's sprawling Aspen Manor mansion was built in 1895 by the Vandergrift family as a boys' getaway that hosted gambling and cockfights. Later, the Catholic community took over and turned it into an assisted living home where nuns and priests once lived. Most recently it's been... more » -
Dinosaur bones unearthed in Texas
November 4, 2009 12:08 PM
A museum exhibit is giving Texans a glimpse of what the Dallas area looked like 100 million years ago. Many of the fossils discovered at the Arlington Archosaur Site are on display at the River Legacy Living Science Center exhibit hall in North Arlington through December 19. According... more »
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