<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4LaCOh_1GuGKdT100" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4LaCOh_1GuGKdT100" width="1350" height="752" ><figcaption>Kelli Saam</figcaption></figure>CONCOW, Calif. - Eight years after the Camp Fire killed 85 people, one victim remains unidentified. A few bone fragments found inside a burned home on Schwyhart Lane off Concow Road in Concow are the only evidence of the final Camp Fire victim.Over the last 8 years, no one has come forward to say their loved one is missing after the fire. A private lab has been testing the DNA against a genealogy database in hopes of identifying the person.Forensic anthropologists analyzed the small bone fragments and determined the person was a larger, older adult male with dental work. The Butte County Sheriff's Office has checked the DNA database several times since 2023, but there has been no match."Given the fact that nobody locally, no one has come forward to say, 'hey, we are missing a loved one, it leads me to believe the individual was probably from out of the area, perhaps even out of the country," Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said. "Maybe his family and friends weren't aware of what his location was, which is why they haven't reached out to us."There was no one missing who had a connection to the property where the bone fragments were found. The Sheriff's Office continues to hope someone will upload their DNA to a genealogy database, which could provide a clue to the person's identity."We're hopeful that somebody has gone online, started looking into their history, maybe uploaded their DNA into one of these databases to determine what their ancestry is, and hopefully that will give us a clue into who this individual is," Honea said.</div></body>

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CONCOW, Calif. - Eight years after the Camp Fire killed 85 people, one victim remains unidentified. A few bone fragments found inside a burned home on Schwyhart Lane off Concow Road in Concow are the only evidence of the final Camp Fire victim. Over the last 8 years, no one...

Unsolved Mystery: Camp Fire's last unidentified victim

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CONCOW, Calif. - Eight years after the Camp Fire killed 85 people, one victim remains unidentified. A few bone fragments found inside a burned home on Schw

Unsolved Mystery: Camp Fire's last unidentified victim

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