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A man found dead in Florida in 1995 had a headstone hundreds of miles away. DNA solved the mystery

Lydia G. Escobar
Lydia G. Escobar
Lydia G. Escobar
Bureau Chief · Waco, TX

Lydia is a seasoned journalist with over 15 years of experience, having previously worked as an editor at the Waco Tribune-Herald. She holds a BA in Journalism from Texas State University and has a passion for highlighting the vibrant community stories that shape Waco. Lydia is known for her commitment to connecting with local voices and amplifying underrepresented perspectives.

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A man found dead in Florida in 1995 had a headstone hundreds of miles away. DNA solved the mystery — College Station Community news

Christopher “Charlie” Mammana disappeared after moving to Florida in the early 1990s. His remains were discovered in 1995.

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