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Investigators in Guinect County are working to identify human skeletal remains found in Nicula.

The news catching the attention of a mother of a college student who went missing in Guinect County.

The truth continued to search for the body of missing teen Justin Gaines.

Both the Department of Natural Resources and the Walton County Sheriff's Department

were on hand to search the wells and waterway.

Annette County Police searched every square inch of these woods off of Georgia Highway 316

and Drowning Creek Road into Cula, where someone found human skeletal remains Monday evening.

Justin Gaines' mother, Erica Wilson, tells me she just got done.

In 2015, investigators followed a tip that Justin Gaines had been buried in an abandoned

well in Walton County, Georgia.

After three days of searching, drilling wells, and using cadaver dogs, authorities came up empty.

This would be one of many similar attempts to find Justin, all providing false hope, all ending in disappointment.

Since Justin Gaines disappeared 16 years ago, his family has had no choice but to move on with their lives the best

they can while waiting for closure. But closure doesn't come easy when there have been no arrests

made for his death. He's still officially listed as a missing person. With nobody found, the family

can't even properly lay him to rest and say their final goodbyes.

For Erica Wilson, not being able to say goodbye yet means there is still a chance that Justin could return to her one day.

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