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Human remains found believed to be of missing Georgia woman

On Friday, the Haralson County Sheriff’s Office in Bremen, GA., said in a statement that human remains have been found in western Haralson County, Georgia that are believed to be those of the missing Georgia woman, Jessica Victoria Earl.

A few weeks ago, a property owner on Mt. Zion Church Road was out working on his property when he came across what he thought was a T-shirt but when he picked it up, was actually a tattered backpack. Later that evening when he got home, his wife looked through the bag and discovered a wallet with the identification belonging to Jessica Victoria Earl.

The property owners contacted the Sheriff’s office. The bag and its contents were processed and placed into evidence.

Several searches were done during that week including searches with local cadaver dogs, searches on foot and then another search on Saturday with dogs that specialize in human remains detection with the K-9 Alpha Search and Rescue Team out of Atlanta.

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The Alpha Team dogs showed interest in two areas but the growth was so thick in the bottoms area we were searching that they were unable to find any remains. The growth was at least knee high and very thick in most places and it was impassable in other areas. A decision was made to search those areas that the dogs showed interest in when some of the brush died out so there would be visibility.

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On Thursday October 17, 2019, a family member came out to the property to show the property owners where they had found some animal skulls in the past right off of the property and they came across a human skull in the immediate vicinity of where the dogs had shown interest and contacted the lead investigator. Investigators and deputies from the Sheriff’s Office, a GBI crime scene investigator and the Deputy Coroner searched until almost dark and the scene was secured until the search could resume on Friday.

On Friday, October 18, 2019, a GBI crime scene investigator, GBI agents and Haralson county Sheriff’s Office investigators combed the area to recover as many of the remains as possible to send to the GBI crime lab. As this is still an active and ongoing investigation, we will not be releasing any other information at this time.

“Although we cannot say for sure it is Jessica Earl, we strongly believe that it will be her due to the fact the remains were found in a close proximity to her backpack,” Sheriff Eddie Mixon said.

“This case has been worked constantly for 16 months by my department. We have followed leads, conducted searches and so much more because we wanted to find her for her family. Even though we have been criticized many times over, my investigators have given their all to this case and I stand by the work that was done. I ask that everyone keep the family in their prayers in the coming days and while the identification process is completed.”

The family of Ms. Earl was notified of the possibility that she had been found.

Here’s video, courtesy of 11Alive:

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