Bones found at Vatican embassy in Rome could be those of 15-year-old girl who disappeared in 1983
The human bones were discovered during the ongoing renovation work at the Vatican embassy in Rome and authorities are now working to find out the age and gender of the remains
The discovery of human bones at the Vatican embassy to Italy which has been undergoing some renovation work has spraked new interest into the mysterious disappearance of a Vatican employee's 15-year-old daughter in 1983. The newest develpment in the case that has had investigators scratching their heads for more than three decades has brought up an old wound for the Holy See. The Vatican said on October 30 that Rome's chief prosecutor has been brought in.
NBC News also reported that forensic investigators are currently working to find out the age and gender of the bones that were discovered. They are also actively looking to find out the date of death.