Georgia hiker finds two dead bodies on mountain in disturbing discovery
A hiker discovered the remains of two unidentified individuals on Mount Yonah in White County, Georgia, on September 9. The White County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation have launched an active investigation to determine the cause of death and identify the victims. Authorities have not yet released information regarding the ages, genders, or circumstances surrounding the deaths.
- ▪The human remains were found on Mount Yonah at approximately 11:20 a.m. on September 9.
- ▪Sheriff Rick Kelley confirmed that the bodies were sent to the GBI crime lab for autopsy and identification.
- ▪The Georgia Bureau of Investigation's Region 8 Crime Scene Unit assisted in examining the scene.
- ▪Officials have not determined whether foul play is suspected or how long the remains had been on the mountain.
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