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Bones in Bandon Finally Get a Name | Portland News

Bones in Bandon Finally Get a Name | Portland News

Published 2 weeks, 3 days ago
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Fifty years after his mysterious death in Bandon, Oregon, skeletal remains have finally been identified thanks to cutting-edge DNA tech and a dedicated cold case team — the man was Armes Henry Lahti, a WWII Navy vet and beloved fisherman nicknamed “Mousy.” His disappearance in 1965 may have been linked to a bar brawl and a rifle he allegedly took with him. With the case reopened, investigators are urging anyone with leads to come forward — call (541) 396-7800.

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