July 15, 2017 10:19 PM <\/p>\n
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) Families of the missing are trying to seek closure for their loved ones. <\/p>\n
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension held a DNA collection opportunity for nine people who are missing a family member. People had the opportunity to provide a DNA sample to be compared with people in the national missing persons database. <\/p>\n
Annie Montgomery and Percy McGee are the mother and brother of Shirley McGee, who went missing in Chicago in 1973. <\/p>\n
Diane McCarthy is the sister of Mary Louise Ronning, who went missing from Minneapolis in 1979. <\/p>\n
The BCA says there are 100 unidentified remains in Minnesota, 550 people missing at any time in the state and about 11,000 people reported missing every single year. <\/p>\n
The BCA believes remains from five unknown people exhumed last year in Minnesota have a strong chance of being identified through their DNA profiles. But, they need families with missing loved ones to come forward to find a match. <\/p>\n
There will be more collection opportunities this month across the state. <\/p>\n
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