Human remains discovered in 2020 have been identified. The remains are those of a teenager from the Houston area. This individual had been missing for six years prior to the discovery of the remains.
The teenager was a victim of human trafficking. The identification was made known by Attorney General Ken Paxton's Office. Further details about the case can be found through the Attorney General's Office or other news sources, such as FOX 7 Austin.
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