Detective Uses Science to Find Clues

(AP) -- At first, all Sgt. Paul Dostie had were handfuls of bones - fragile, gnawed-on human bones. The animal-ravaged remains, found in a shallow grave in the Inyo National Forest in May 2003, told him little. Dostie knew only that the victim was a petite woman who wasn't dressed for the rugged Sierra Nevada, judging by her lacy blouse and flimsy jacket.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news84460317.html">Detective Uses Science to Find Clues</a></p> <p>(AP) -- At first, all Sgt. Paul Dostie had were handfuls of bones - fragile, gnawed-on human bones. The animal-ravaged remains, found in a shallow grave in the Inyo National Forest in May 2003, told him little. Dostie knew only that the victim was a petite woman who wasn't dressed for the rugged Sierra Nevada, judging by her lacy blouse and flimsy jacket.</p>