A murder victim who was found dead in Georgia nearly 40 years ago was a Charlotte native, DNA evidence recently revealed. The ...

Using advanced DNA technology, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation identified David Clary as the victim found in 1986, ...

Authorities hope the public can help solve the mystery after genetic technology recently identified remains found by hunters ...

A 1986 murder victim has been identified after a cold case investigative unit combined forces with a forensic genetic ...

David Clary's remains were found by hunters on August 9, 1986. It took GBI agents 39 years to identify his body.

Along with the help of federal agents, the GBI said the remains found in Gilmer County belong to homicide victim David Clary.

David Clary was 29 years old when he was last seen alive in July 1986. In August of that year, his skeletal remains were found in the woods in north Georgia, about 6 miles south of Ellijay.

Gilmer County investigators used advanced DNA testing to identify David Clary, a North Carolina man whose remains were found ...

What happened to David Clary? Authorities hope the public can help solve the mystery after genetic technology recently identified remains found by hunters in Georgia woods in 1986 as the Charlotte ...

Authorities hope the public can help solve the mystery of Charlotte resident David Clary’s death in north Georgia woods in 1986. Getty Images Getty Images/iStockphoto What happened to David Clary?