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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Stephanie Condon Case: Remains ID'd as Stephanie Condon

CHELSEA DUNCAN
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Stephanie Condon Case: Remains ID'd as Stephanie Condon

Marty Condon speaks about his daughter Stephanie during a press conference at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Roseburg, Ore., on Wednesday, March, 25, 2009. The Douglas County Sheriff, at left standing, announced at the press conference the identification of the human remains found near Glide, Ore., earlier this month as those of Condon's daughter Stephanie Condon, a 14-year-old who disappeared while babysitting in 1998. At left seated is District Attorney Rick Wesenberg.
Marty Condon speaks about his daughter Stephanie during a press conference at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Roseburg, Ore., on Wednesday, March, 25, 2009. The Douglas County Sheriff, at left standing, announced at the press conference the identification of the human remains found near Glide, Ore., earlier this month as those of Condon's daughter Stephanie Condon, a 14-year-old who disappeared while babysitting in 1998. At left seated is District Attorney Rick Wesenberg.ENLARGE
Marty Condon speaks about his daughter Stephanie during a press conference at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Roseburg, Ore., on Wednesday, March, 25, 2009. The Douglas County Sheriff, at left standing, announced at the press conference the identification of the human remains found near Glide, Ore., earlier this month as those of Condon's daughter Stephanie Condon, a 14-year-old who disappeared while babysitting in 1998. At left seated is District Attorney Rick Wesenberg.
ROBIN LOZNAK / The News-Review

ROSEBURG, Tri City, Riddle Stephanie Condon disappeared from Tri City in 1998; her remains were found by a hiker off Little River Road near Glide earlier this month, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office announced this morning.

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