FBI Bones found in Rock Island Campground search not human

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The FBI confirmed that bones found during a search at Rock Island Campground are not human. This investigation was part of a two-day effort by local and federal authorities in pursuit of a fugitive. The search, which took place last week, drew significant media coverage and raised concerns among nearby residents. Authorities reassured the public of their commitment to safety and resolving the ongoing manhunt. The non-human remains were examined, and the announcement alleviated some community fears regarding possible victims.

The situation emphasizes the complexities of fugitive investigations and the ongoing safety measures taken by law enforcement. As the manhunt continues, officials are exploring all leads to apprehend the suspect. Community members express a mix of relief and anxiety as they await further developments.

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