LEXINGTON, Mo. AP - An excavation was scheduled to resume Thursday at a rural western Missouri property where authorities believe they may find bodies and buried glass jars with notes written by children who may have documented sexual abuse.The property, about 30 miles east of Kansas City, was once owned by two of five family members arrested Tuesday.
November 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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LEXINGTON, Mo. AP – An excavation was scheduled to resume Thursday at a rural western Missouri property where authorities believe they may find bodies and buried glass jars with notes written by children who may have documented sexual abuse.
The property, about 30 miles east of Kansas City, was once owned by two of five family members arrested Tuesday.
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