Who died in Florida and a reform school boy's relatives, urged the country on Friday issued a permit allowing investigation to dig out the reasons for school, has long been beset by accusations of abuse and found human remains mysterious death.
Have found dozens of mass grave every school in Florida's panhandle mariana city. Investigators are trying to determine the circumstances, people were killed and around, say experts, may take place between 1914 and 1952. School was closed in 2011.
On Friday, three boys and relatives who died in the school, the hope can soon start these compared to the sample of the other families, are still found in wazir, once the country's major reform school submit DNA cheek swabs.
A (is) by the university of south Florida researchers led by more than two year-long investigation could close relatives, the surviving former students and outstanding statesman, at the same time waiting for the license of a country decided to dig from more than 50 unmarked grave.
Some people doubt delay.
"Why are we in this problem?" Glen Varnadoe a frustrated after asking, DNA submitted his elderly uncle Richard cheek swabs. Glen Varnadoe uncle, Thomas, who is the brother Richard, died in the school in 1934, a month later, he was sent at the age of 13.
Last year, Varnadoe litigation in Thomas's return is still forcing the judge to stop sales of countries whose properties.
A few years ago, a former student of scare stories of sexual abuse and beating frequency of mausoleum building in the school of reason is called "White House".
Despite strong opposition from some residents near the school, in the state legislature recently allocated nearly $200000, to help investigators to dig out the corpses, to identify the body, determine the cause of death.
In march, the Florida attorney general asked the status of the judge's permission, PAM bundy begins to turn back, ruling last month, said state archaeologist remains are buried more than 75 years of request has been rejected.
Is investigating state archaeologist Mary Glowacki regarding its permit applications received reply on Friday. Two pages of the letter, by a long list of other problems.
Glowacki office for comment of the foreign ministry did not immediately return calls forwarded to Florida.
Irene Kimmerle, chief researcher, associate professor of anthropology at the university of south Florida, said her team need time to review the problem.
Warned the United States, the democratic senator bill nelson permit process, if continue to drag down, he would ask the U.S. justice department carries on the investigation of its own.
"If this is trying to delay and fuzzy," nelson said, "Florida's people will not tolerate it."



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