MILTON, Pa. (AP) - A police chief says investigators have found some items that could be evidence in the search for a Pennsylvania woman missing since 1989, but forensic analysis will have to determine whether it is of any value.
The (Sunbury) Daily Item (https://bit.ly/2rXiaWV ) reports that Sunbury police chief Tim Miller said Saturday morning that removal of concrete at a Milton home will continue Monday.
Investigators have been using a jackhammer to demolish a wall in the home as they look for the remains of Barbara Miller, who disappeared after attending a wedding in Milton in June 1989.
She was reported missing several days later by her ex-boyfriend, a former Sunbury police detective who told investigators that he last saw Miller get into a vehicle with two unidentified males.
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Information from: The Daily Item, https://www.dailyitem.com
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