A John Doe whose remains were found in 2001 has been identified as a Pontiac father who was gunned down in 1994, Ohio ...
Remains found in Ohio identified as Anthony Gulley, missing since 1994, and the case is now considered a homicide.
The remains of a person found in 2001 in Northeast Ohio have been positively identified as Anthony Bernard Gulley of Pontiac, ...
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Mystery solved: Remains found in Canton Township in 2001 ID'd as missing Michigan manSkeletal remains found in Canton Township in 2001 have been identified as Anthony Gulley, a Michigan man murdered in 1994.
Skeletal remains found in Ohio in 2001 have been identified as a Michigan man. WEWS-TV in Cleveland reported Tuesday that ...
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WOODTV.com on MSNMan whose remains were found in 2001 identified as missing Michigan manDuring a press conference Tuesday afternoon at the Stark County Sheriff's Office, the man, known previously as "Stark County John Doe" was identified as Anthony Gulley of Pontiac, Michigan.
An Ohio cold case with ties to Michigan has finally been solved after more than two decades. This week, investigators ...
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Stark County Sheriff Eric Weisburn held a news conference Tuesday afternoon to reveal the ...
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The Oakland Press on MSNMissing Pontiac man’s remains identified in OhioOakland County Sheriff’s Office had kept the missing-person file after the Pontiac police department was disbanded in 2011. They worked with Stark County, Ohio, sheriff’s deputies on this ...
Canton Repository news partner News 5 Cleveland reported that the remains were identified as Anthony Gulley of Pontiac, Michigan. "I always said, 'I pray before I go, I can find out whatever ...
The skeletal remains of a man found in 2001 have been identified as Anthony Gulley from Pontiac, Michigan.
During a press conference Tuesday afternoon at the Stark County Sheriff’s Office, the man, known previously as “Stark County John Doe” was identified as Anthony Gulley of Pontiac ...
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