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Man faces involuntary manslaughter charge in Letterkenny soldier's death (opens the original)
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A Carlisle man has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the training death of an 18-year-old soldier at Letterkenny Army Depot earlier this year. Information alleges that Sean Stark, 38, killed Private First Class Krystofer Lopez while conducting firearms training in a "grossly negligent manner," according to United States Attorney Brian D. Miller. “The circumstances surrounding Mr. Lopez’s death are heartbreaking for his family and loved ones,” Miller said in a statement. “I hope this
Forensic genealogy solves 246-year-old mystery of Revolutionary War soldier (opens the original)
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The remains of Private John Pumphrey, a teenage soldier from Maryland who fought in the Revolutionary War, have been identified after 246 years, thanks to forensic scientists and genealogists. Pumphrey's remains were discovered in 2020 at the site of the Battle of Camden in South Carolina, where British General Cornwallis defeated Patriot forces under Major General Gates on Aug. 16, 1780. The battle was one of the Continental Army's most devastating defeats, leaving nearly 900 soldiers dead. Man
Forensic genealogy solves 246-year-old mystery of Revolutionary War soldier (opens the original)
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The remains of Private John Pumphrey, a teenage soldier from Maryland who fought in the Revolutionary War, have been identified after 246 years, thanks to forensic scientists and genealogists. Pumphrey's remains were discovered in 2020 at the site of the Battle of Camden in South Carolina, where British General Cornwallis defeated Patriot forces under Major General Gates on Aug. 16, 1780. The battle was one of the Continental Army's most devastating defeats, leaving nearly 900 soldiers dead. Man
Forensic genealogy solves 246-year-old mystery of Revolutionary War soldier (opens the original)
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The remains of Private John Pumphrey, a teenage soldier from Maryland who fought in the Revolutionary War, have been identified after 246 years, thanks to forensic scientists and genealogists. Pumphrey's remains were discovered in 2020 at the site of the Battle of Camden in South Carolina, where British General Cornwallis defeated Patriot forces under Major General Gates on Aug. 16, 1780. The battle was one of the Continental Army's most devastating defeats, leaving nearly 900 soldiers dead. Man
Forensic genealogy solves 246-year-old mystery of Revolutionary War soldier (opens the original)
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The remains of Private John Pumphrey, a teenage soldier from Maryland who fought in the Revolutionary War, have been identified after 246 years, thanks to forensic scientists and genealogists. Pumphrey's remains were discovered in 2020 at the site of the Battle of Camden in South Carolina, where British General Cornwallis defeated Patriot forces under Major General Gates on Aug. 16, 1780. The battle was one of the Continental Army's most devastating defeats, leaving nearly 900 soldiers dead. Man
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