New DNA technology is revolutionizing the Pima County Medical Examiners Office, enabling the identification of remains exhumed five years ago. Two individuals have been identified so far, including a man who died in a plane crash and a woman found at a bus stop. The project, funded by a grant, is nearing a breakthrough with a man found along South Campbell Avenue in 1988. Potential relatives have been located, and a full DNA profile has been created, bringing hope for a final return to his family.
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