Concrete-encased body identified as former Florida reporter
Sean Dugas worked at the Pensacola News Journal from 2005-2010.
Story highlights
- Authorities use dental records to identify remains of Sean Dugas
- Dugas, a former crime reporter in Florida, went missing August 27
- Twin brothers have been charged with murder in his death
A body encased in concrete and buried in a Georgia backyard has been identified as that of a former Florida journalist who went missing in August.
The positive identification of 30-year-old Sean Dugas was made using dental records and facial-bone CT scans, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Friday.
Dugas, a former crime reporter at the Pensacola News Journal, had been missing since August 27.
William and Christopher Cormier, twin 31-year-old brothers, are charged with murder in Dugas' death, according to police in Winder, Georgia, where the body was found. The brothers had earlier been charged with concealing a death in the case. LINK
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