A hiker in southern California stumbled upon the effects of a woman who disappeared more than three years ago.
Megan Dipiazza had not been seen since November 2012, when the then 33-year-old left a note saying goodbye to her family in the trash can of her Los Angeles foothills home.
An unnamed hiker discovered the mother’s car in the nearby Angeles National Forest on Sunday, and later realized the import of what he found after he searched the name on an ID card he found.
Investigators on the scene discovered a family photo, her credit cards as well as bones, which are being tested for a DNA match, in the vehicle 500 feet down a ravine.
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Megan Dipiazza had not been seen since November 2012, when the then 33-year-old left a note saying goodbye to her family in the trash can of her Los Angeles foothills home.
An unnamed hiker discovered the mother’s car in the nearby Angeles National Forest on Sunday, and later realized the import of what he found after he searched the name on an ID card he found.
Investigators on the scene discovered a family photo, her credit cards as well as bones, which are being tested for a DNA match, in the vehicle 500 feet down a ravine.
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