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Scientists at UNT Health Science Center who are trying to identify human remains excavated from a former reform school in Florida saw their work highlighted in news media outlets across the country this week.

Led by Arthur Eisenberg, PhD, UNTHSC scientists are trying to extract DNA from remains that are decades old in hopes of identifying boys who went missing from the now-closed Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna, Fla. University of South Florida anthropologists have announced that they have excavated 55 graves, which are 24 more than official records indicate should be there.

Here are some of the stories:

• Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Fort Worth scientists work to ID bodies found in Florida
• WFAA-TV (ABC): North Texas team to identify bodies exhumed at Florida boys school
• WBAP–AM (820): UNT Health Science Center team to identify remains from Florida reform school
• The Wall Street Journal: Remains of 55 bodies found at former Florida reform school
• The Associated Press: Dozens of remains excavated at former Florida reform school
• Reuters: Remains of 55 bodies found near defunct reform school

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