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From the distance between the lunate and the third distal phalanx, Brennan guesses that the victim was male. Hodgins estimates from the state of the remains and the solid soap forming on the skeleton that time of death was at least 36 to 48 hours before.  Once the chunk of soap-skeleton is out of the barrel, Viziri examines the skull and finds a broad nasal aperture with rounded nasal sill in addition to a protruding mandible, which suggests African ancestry.  Brennan comments that the shape of the skull is more specifically West African.  Based on the lack of osteoarthritis osteophytes, Viziri and Brennan estimate the man's age at death between 20 and 30 years.  Unspecified lesions Viziri notices on xrays of the skull are diagnosed by Brennan as indicative of yaws, a treponemal infection common in sub-Saharan Africa.  From those brief descriptors, Angela gets a hit in the missing person's database, as Symchay Conteh was the only young West African man to go missing in the last few days.  He was reported missing by someone claiming to be Alvin James, who sounds like he was calling from a gas station.Watch Bones  Season 8 Episode 19 Online, Bones   8x19 Free, Watch Bones   s08e19 Online Full Episode, Watch Bones   Season 8 Episode 19  Online Free From Bones   Season 8 Episode 19, Watch Bones   Season 8 Episode 19 Online, Bones   8x19 Free, Watch Bones  s08e19 Online Full Episode,

   

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A check Symchay received before his death leads Booth and Brennan to an art gallery, where Kimberly Singer is exhibiting photographs she took as a war photographer in Sierra Leone nearly two decades ago.  She met Symchay once, when she was hiring him to cater her gallery opening, as Symchay was trained as a chef.  He broke down upon seeing a photograph in the exhibit, though, and she didn't see him after that. Brennan notices a boy in a photo and, based on the shape of the skull, the anterior nasal spine, and the mandible, the child is Symchay himself.  Singer is astounded by this news. Although she has potassium hydroxide in her studio to develop photographs, she denies using it to attempt to cover up Symchay's murder.

Back at the Jeffersonian, Viziri has found cause of death: a linear cut to the right clavicle with adjacent fracturing on both the right and left sides of the cut.  Someone must have employed a stab-and-cut motion to kill Symchay, the kind you'd use with a bayonet.  Angela has compared the 911 missing person's call with taxi dispatch calls and finds a match: they think the driver of the cab and the called-in tip were both Breema Cheloba.  Booth tracks down Cheloba, who is using a friend's cab to make money because he is in the country illegally, but Cheloba insists that Symchay was his friend, and he called him in as missing because he was worried.