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Woman whose remains were found beneath Calaveras bridge identified after more than a decade

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By Talia-Sofia Gonzalez
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
ANGELS CAMP, Calif. — A woman whose remains were discovered beneath the Parrotts Ferry Bridge in Calaveras County in 2015 has been identified after more than a decade, authorities announced. The Calaveras Cold Case Task Force said the woman previously known as “Parrotts Ferry Jane Doe” has been identified as Anita Kathleen Ranker, who was born Feb. 18, 1969, in Santa Clara County. This story continues below.
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Woman whose remains were found beneath Calaveras bridge identified after more than a decade

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By Talia-Sofia Gonzalez
| Yahoo Verified
A woman whose remains were discovered beneath the Parrotts Ferry Bridge in Calaveras County in 2015 has been identified after more than a decade, authorities announced. The Calaveras Cold Case Task Force said the woman previously known as "Parrotts Ferry Jane Doe" has been identified as Anita Kathleen Ranker, who was born Feb. 18, 1969, in Santa Clara County. Ranker's remains were found Oct.
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Four students sue Adventist organizations over 2024 Feather River school shooting near Oroville

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By Talia-Sofia Gonzalez
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
OROVILLE, Calif. — Four children affected by the December 2024 shooting at Feather River Adventist School near Oroville are suing several Seventh-day Adventist organizations, ABC affiliate KRCR reports. The lawsuit alleges failures in school security and safety policies which allowed the gunman to gain access to students. This story continues below.
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