Germans agree to DNA testing for PFC Gordon remains
Lawrence R. Gordon and Alex Meyer met with the Volksbund Deutchse Kriegsgraberfursorge in Kassel to pursue exhumation. The German commission agreed to DNA testing, pending French prosecutor permission, amid questions why US officials doubted the evidence. The French government offered to open the ossuary and perform tests at no cost, marking progress beyond expectations.
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Homecoming of PFC Lawrence S Gordon Highlighted in Documentary
The film chronicles Lawrence R Gordon and family as DNA testing confirms remains likely of PFC Lawrence S Gordon. DNA work by INPS and MNPS in Marseille, with French and Wisconsin labs validating the results in 2014 at 99 995 percent probability. The tale follows a 1600 mile journey from Wyoming to Eastend and a final interment with full honors in Brittany Normandy and Chicago Wisconsin.
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