Florida governor says 27 possible graves have been found near a controversial boys reform school
Last week, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wrote that"anomalies consistent with possible graves," were discovered at a site near the defunct Marianna, Florida, school during a recent ground pollution cleanup.University of South Florida Anthropology Professor Dr.
"Ground truth" testing includes tedious digging of trenches and test pits to see what exactly is in the ground there and confirm what is possibly seen on the GPR tests."I think it needs to be ground-truthed and checked out further," Kimmerle says."Given the historical sensitivity, this needs to be done and put to rest."The school's controversial historyThe state has confirmed that the school grounds contained a burial site for unknown students.
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