NEWPORT, Oregon — Oregon’s winter months offer a roller coast ride of sorts in the great outdoors, when wind and rain are often followed by stunning sunny days. We travelled to the rugged edge of ...
Skeletal remains that washed up on a Washington beach have been identified as those of a former Oregon mayor who vanished in 2006, ending a 20-year mystery with the help of genetic genealogy. Edwin ...
Skeletal remains spotted on the shores of a Washington beach about 20 years ago belong to an Oregon man who went missing a few months before the discovery was made, a DNA analysis has confirmed. The ...
GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY, Wash. (KPTV) — Human remains that washed up on a beach in northern Washington nearly two decades ago have been identified as a former Oregon mayor, according to a forensic ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Skeletal remains that washed up on a Washington beach nearly 20 years ago have finally been identified as a former Oregon mayor who was declared dead in 2006. On Tuesday, the ...
Nearly two decades after skeletal remains were discovered on a remote beach in Grays Harbor County in Washington State, authorities have identified the man once known only as "Grays Harbor County John ...
The remains of a former Oregon mayor have been identified two decades after his disappearance, according to the forensics laboratory that helped confirm the ID. Edwin Asher was declared dead in 2006, ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — 20 years after skeletal remains washed up on a Washington beach, they were finally identified as a former Oregon mayor who was declared dead in 2006. On Tuesday, the Grays ...
A skeleton that washed ashore on a beach in Washington state in 2006 was positively identified as a former mayor who authorities presumed drowned on a fishing trip in Oregon. Clarence Edwin “Ed” Asher ...
Nearly two decades after skeletal remains washed ashore on a Washington beach, the remains have been identified as Clarence Edwin Asher, a former Oregon mayor. Asher was briefly the mayor of Fossil, ...
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