Has anybody heard of the “Cold case revived with discovery of bones” in Great Falls Montana?

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Get more info at http://www.greatfallstribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070905/NEWS01/709050302.
Great Falls homeowners stumbled onto the 30-year-old bones of a murdered woman while remodeling their bathroom on Monday. The bones were discovered at now the home of Doreen and Allen, but formerly a garage belonging to a man later convicted of a different murder. These might be the bones of Leslee Reynolds Larson, a woman reported missing in 1975 by her husband Dennis Larson. Leslee Reynolds Larson has been missing since 1975, when her husband Dennis Larson reported to police that while picnicking at the Lewis and Clark County, his wife got swept up in a current and drowned.Her body was never recovered, Larson was convicted in Maine in 1987 of killing his third wife, Kathy Frost Larson, by pushing her off an 80-foot cliff at Acadia National Park. In 1988, people living in the duplex reported seeing the ghost of a woman. I thought this was a scary story and had to share!

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I've heard of that particular case but didn't know some bones had been found. For her family's sake, I hope the bones are hers because if will finally bring some closure for them.

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Wow. Thanks for sharing