A human head was found on Weekend by two men searching for ginseng in the forest in Decatur Nation, just kilometers from property possessed by one of the men billed in her kidnapping and killing.
Investigators said delayed on Thursday the continues to be were recognized as Bobo's through oral information. The University of Tennessee's forensic anthropology group was working on Wednesday at the site where the head was found.
"This is not over by any means," Tn Institution of Research Home Indicate Gwyn informed at a information meeting on Thursday night. "The investigation is still continuous to get to the fact."
Bobo, an excellent student nurse, was last seen in Apr 2011 by her sibling, who informed researchers he saw a man he mistook for her partner lead her away from the family's non-urban home in Darden, Tn, about 90 kilometers south west of Chattanooga.
Bobo, who was 20 when she vanished, had been planning to go to category that morning hours.
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"Other busts will be forth-coming. ... We're going to search these people until we find them," Decatur Nation Police Keith Byrd said.
Surrounded by Bobo's close relatives, lawyer Bob Farese informed a information meeting on Wednesday the improvements were "bittersweet"
"We will never comprehend the activities or the purposes of those who took Mom from us," Farese said, studying a declaration from Bobo's close relatives. "Those accountable have missing their spirits."
District Attorney He Stowe said his office was "ready, willing, and able" to search for the loss of life charge in the situation and would choose whether to do so in the arriving several weeks.
(Reporting by Tim Ghianni in Chattanooga and Eric M. Johnson; Modifying by Chip Macfie and Chris Cooney)
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