42 years later, Idaho authorities say Snake River John Doe was missing Moscow teen
Dewayne Surls, 17, was believed to have crashed in the Salmon River in 1982. His body was found over 100 miles from there — ...
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Teen’s body ID’d decades later, but mystery looms
In the last 90 days, the unidentified body matched with 17-year-old Dewayne Surls, born in 1965. The family has told Nez ...
A missing Idaho teen was identified 42 years after police thought he died in a crash. But he was shot twice
Idaho investigators never connected the dots in 1982 that a body with two gunshot wounds pulled from the Snake River 24 miles ...
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Nez Perce County teenage homicide victim identified through DNA 42 years after his death
A murder case from 42 years ago in Nez Perce County has been taken off the shelf after DNA technology identified a previously ...
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'Snake River John Doe' identified as Moscow teen found dead in the Snake River in 1982
According to newspaper archives from the Spokesman Review, 17-year-old Dewayne Surls, of Moscow, Idaho, and his friend, Michael Coffin drove from Moscow to Boise on June 14, 1982. The 1976 Datson hit ...
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DNA technology unlocks identity of 1982 'Snake River John Doe'
In 2023 The Nez Perce County Coroner’s & Sheriff’s Office and The Idaho State Police Forensic ... The investigation led to the identification of Dewayne Surls. who was born in 1965.
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42-Year-Old Cold Case Solved with Advanced DNA Technology in Nez Perce County
The identification of Dewayne Surls represents the sixth case in the State of Idaho where officials have publicly identified an individual using technology developed by Othram. Most recently in Oneida ...
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DNA technology unlocks identity of 1982 'Snake River John Doe'
LEWISTON, IDAHO (KLEW) — The remains of a man found in the Snake ... The investigation led to the identification of Dewayne Surls. who was born in 1965.
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Idaho state senator tells Native American candidate 'go back where you came from' in forum
KENDRICK, Idaho (AP) — Tensions rose during a bipartisan forum this week after an audience question about discrimination reportedly led an Idaho state senator to angrily tell a Native American ...
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North Idaho senator yells ‘go back to where you came from’ at Native American candidate
At a small-town candidate forum this week, a North Idaho Republican senator left the event early after making a disparaging remark about the Native American heritage of a Democratic candidate ...
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Democrats, residents question Idaho senator's residency in district
Two North Idaho voters are questioning whether their state senator lives in their district. Deborah Rose of Athol and Bruce Koch of Spirit Lake wrote to Secretary of State Phil McGrane on Sept.