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Keira Proust and Emma Simkin

Jawbone found on Umina Beach in 2020 could be linked to father-son drowning more than 80 years ago

Initially, police searched Umina Beach looking for more bones after the human jaw was found. (ABC News: Jake Lapham)

The mystery of a blackened human jawbone, found on a New South Wales Central Coast beach almost three years ago, is one step closer to being solved. 

The mandible was found by Woy Woy resident Toyah Evans when she was walking her dogs along Umina Beach in June 2020.

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