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. What did the Florida State's Attorney mean when he said that the case was very difficult to prove because it was a "dry-bones" case?
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. What did the Florida State's Attorney mean when he said that the case was very difficult to prove
because it was a "dry-bones" case?
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This is called a “dry bones” case as the victims remains were not found until they were reduced to skeleton, so there was not a lot of forensic evidence to be analyzed.
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