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on July 29. On Saturday evening, investigators from the FBI's evidence recovery team found human leg bones at the dig site. As previously reported, agents were searching for the remains of mobster Michael Frank "Bones" Albergo. Authorities have been looking him since he failed to appear for an Aug. 24, 1970, court date on loan-sharking charges. The informant took investigators to the site of the excavation and pointed out where the body was likely buried. Ground-penetrating radar equipment also indicated there was an object underground.

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