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Updated Columbia police find human remains in city landfill
Columbia police said Wednesday that they found human remains in the city landfill that may belong to a woman who has been missing for 13 years. Police Chief Geoff Jones said at a news conference that they could not confirm yet that the remains they found belong to Megan Shultz, who was reported missing in 2006. Jones said extensive DNA testing will be needed, and it is expected to be a lengthy process.
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