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 An Indiana coroner s office is asking relatives of young men who vanished between the mid-1980s and the mid-1990s to submit DNA samples in a renewed effort to identify human remains found on land once owned by a man suspected in a string of killings, the scope of which remain unclear.More than 10,000 human bones and bone fragments were discovered starting in the mid-1990s at F stanley cup ox Hollow Farm, an 18-acre stanley cup  estate in Westfield, a Hamilton County city that s a few miles north of Indianapolis, said Jeff Jellison, the county s chief deputy coroner and coroner-elect.The land s then-owner, businessman Herbert Baumeister, was 49 when he killed himself in Canada in July 1996 as investigators sought to question him about the remains.                                        Investigators believed Baumeister, a married father of three who frequented gay bars, lured men to his home and killed them. By 1999, authorities had linked him to the disappearance of at least 16 men since 1980, including several whose bodies were found dumped in shallow streams in rural central Indiana and western Ohio.Jellison said in a news release that investigators believe the 10,000 charred bones and fragments found at Baumeister s property stanley cup  could represent the remains of at least 25 people.        CBS affiliate WTTV reported that the investigation started after Baumeister s 15-year-old son found a human skull while on the family s estate about 60 yards away from the home.    Coroner hoping to identify more than a  Cqyn Dog attack leaves 6-year-old girl with life-threatening injuries in Jacksonville, Florida
 Protests against President-elect Donald Trump roiled major cities across the U.S. for the second day on Thursday as the nation came to grips the result of the election.Like a rolling wave, protesters voiced their anger all across the country. Fires raged in Oakland where 7,000 gathered while an effigy of the President-elect burned in Los Angeles, CBS Newsrsquo; David Morgan reports.Protesters returned to Trump Tower in New York on Thursday night, CBS New York reports.                                                                                                                          Trump protests                      107 photos      adidas campus                                                                                      CBS New York estim adidas samba ated that about 200 people were gathered across the street from the building on the sidewalk. Unlike Wednesday night, Fifth Avenue remained open.                                        The group again held signs reading, Bump Trump, and Not My President.Protests were also held elsewhere around the country again on Thursday. Trump took to Twitter Thursday evening to express his disapproval of the protests.        In Minneapolis, a swarm of protesters blocked Inte adidas samba rstate 94 in both directions Thursday night after marching from a rally at the University of Minnesota.                Protesters blocked I-94 in both directions in Minneapolis on Thursday, Nov. 10, 2016.