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NJ State Police use 3-D printing technology to try to solve 44-year-old Brigantine cold case

The first New Jersey State Police 3-D skull replica is helping investigators seek a name for a man believed to have died 44 years ago.

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NJ investigators released new facial sketches of a man whose skeletal remains were found near Brigantine in 1982.

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NJ State Police use 3-D printing technology to try to solve 44-year-old Brigantine cold case

NJ investigators released new facial sketches of a man whose skeletal remains were found near Brigantine in 1982.

·Philadelphia, United States
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NBC New York broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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