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Attorney General confirmed remains found in Bow belong to Manchester man

Attorney General confirmed remains found in Bow belong to Manchester man

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MANCHESTER, N.H.- Authorities say human remains found over the weekend in Bow belong to a Manchester man not seen since early October.

According to the Attorney General’s office an autopsy revealed that the remains belong to Justin Travis,31, who was reported missing last month.

Following confirmation authorities say they’re treating Travis’ death as suspicious.

Travis remains were discovered Saturday morning by a man hunting in an area of heavy brush along a corridor of powerlines off of South Bow Road.

As the investigation continues, authorities are asking anyone with information related to this case to please contact authorities at 603-628-8477 or email mcu@dos.nh.gov.

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