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Human remains found in a car pulled from the Wabash River are those of Scott Javins, an Indiana State University student who s been missing for more than five years, authorities said.Officials going through silt and mud the car found a human skull and other remains. The remains are those of Javins, according to Vigo County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt.Authorities are continuing the forensic analysis to look for more remains or potential evidence.Javins, who was 20 when he
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