Bone Remains of Unknown Deceased From Dronten May Have Been Lying in Forest for up to Six Years.
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The bone remains of a man found three weeks ago in the woods near the asylum seekers' center in Dronten may have been in the ground for between one and a half and six years. This is evident from research by the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI). The police are trying to determine whose remains they are. The remains were found on August 10 in the Roggebotsebos. At the time, the police were searching for the missing Marc Jaskulski. After inves…
The bone remains of the man found earlier this month in the Roggebotsebos between Dronten and Kampen may have been lying in the ground there for between 1.5 and 6 years. This is suspected by the Netherlands Forensic Institute, the police reported on the program Opsporing Verzocht.
The bone remains of the man found earlier this month in the Roggebotsebos between Dronten and Kampen may have been lying in the ground there for between one and a half and six years. That is the suspicion of the Netherlands Forensic Institute.
The bone remains found in Dronten on Monday, August 10, do not belong to Marc Jaskulski, who has been missing for 2.5 years. But whose do they belong to, then? A little more became clear in the television program Opsporing Verzocht on Monday evening.
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