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Mystery of a man who died 1,300 years ago in China is SOLVED and experts say it was murder

October 26, 2021
Source: dailymail.co.uk dailymail.co.uk
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A man was murdered 1,300 years ago in northwest China and now, scientists believe the killers dumped the body in an ancient cemetery to cover up their tracks by 'hiding a leaf in the forests.' The young male was originally found in 2011when excavation began at Shiyanzi cemetery that had just discovered a few years prior. The victim's skeleton was found inside a tomb shaft that led to the resting place of a family – a man, woman and child – and was initially thought to have been a grave robber who accidently died while stealing goods from the grave....
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