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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2005
Page
8
Officials discuss delays in positive identification of a deceased person. DNA samples yield profiles to be matched with clues from the home such as a toothbrush or hairbrush. A reversed paternity test may be used by technicians drawing samples from a parent or child. Karen Daily is reached at the Aiken Standard.
Gate of wrought iron fence cut and stolen from Graniteville Cemetery. Shrubbery planted around the summer house was dug up the same day. An arrest was made and trespass notices issued. The Graniteville Cemetery Association offers a reward for information. Call Napier Funeral Home 663 3131 or Sheriff’s Office 648 6811.
Richmond Virginia officials face a relocation bill exceeding 4.7 million for the White House of the Confederacy. A joint subcommittee aims to finish a report by January 11, 2006. Moving the museum and house to Camp Lee could cost hundreds of thousands annually in subsidies.
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