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   Human remains that were found in rural Iowa last week belong to   
   a 10-year-old girl who has been missing for almost nine months,   
   authorities said Wednesday.   
      
   Breasia Terrell, who would have turned 11 in December, was last   
   seen alive in the early morning hours of July 10 in her hometown   
   of Davenport, about 55 miles southeast of Iowa City. She had   
   spent the night at an apartment belonging to her half-brother's   
   father, 48-year-old Henry Dinkins, according to police.   
      
   A few days later, authorities issued an Amber Alert for Breasia   
   and named Dinkins a person of interest in her disappearance. The   
   Federal Bureau of Investigation also announced a reward of up to   
   $10,000 for information related to the case.   
      
   The Amber Alert was cancelled in January after months of no new   
   information. Then on March 22, local residents discovered   
   unidentified human remains in a rural area near DeWitt, about 22   
   miles north of Davenport.   
      
   An autopsy was conducted to identify the remains, and the   
   results were announced Wednesday by Davenport Police Chief Paul   
   Sikorski.   
      
   "We've received confirmation that the remains are those of   
   Breasia Terrell," Sikorski said at a press conference, his voice   
   wavering with emotion.   
      
   "This news is heartbreaking to both Breasia's family and our   
   Davenport community," he continued, while fighting back tears.   
   "Our deepest sympathies and heartfelt prayers are with all of   
   those who are affected by this tragic loss. As this case turns   
   from a missing child to a homicide investigation, we know our   
   community is anxious for information regarding the investigation   
   and any charges that may be forthcoming."   
      
   "We also understand the desire to see the perpetrator of this   
   crime brought to justice," he added. "However, in order to   
   maintain the integrity of this investigation, one that's been   
   going on for some nine months now, nonstop, I'm not able to   
   comment on any specific investigative details at this time, and   
   I hope you all will respect that for the integrity of this   
   investigation."   
      
   Investigators have been in "constant contact" with the little   
   girl's family, speaking with them "almost daily," according to   
   Sikorski.   
      
   "This is a very tragic and emotional time for them, and they   
   need our community's support," the police chief told reporters,   
   noting that local social service agencies are providing   
   counseling to all those impacted.   
      
   Breasia's disappearance and death is being jointly investigated   
   by the Davenport Police Department, the Iowa Department of   
   Public Safety's Division of Criminal Investigation as well as   
   the FBI. Although the case is now officially being called a   
   homicide investigation, Sikorski revealed that investigators   
   have been treating it as such for the past several months.   
      
   "I can tell you, you know, they're affected by this as well,   
   deeply," he said of the investigators. "You know, it's a 10-year-   
   old girl."   
      
   No arrests have been made in the case so far, and investigators   
   don't have a timeline for possible charges, according to   
   Sikorski.   
      
   "I want to assure our community that when we are able to share   
   details on this investigation, we will," he said.   
      
      
      
   PHOTO: Davenport Iowa police posted a photo announcing that   
   Henry E. Dinkins is a person of interest related to the Breasia   
   Terrell case. (Davenport Police Dept.)   
   Dinkins, the person of interest, is currently incarcerated on   
   unrelated charges, according to Sikorski.   
      
   Court and jail records show Dinkins has a lengthy criminal   
   history and is a registered sex offender who was convicted in   
   1990 of third-degree sexual abuse involving a minor when he was   
   17. He was most recently jailed in Iowa's Scott County for   
   allegedly operating under the influence and on charges of   
   violating the sex offender registration's requirements,   
   according to the court records.   
      
   Dinkins has pleaded not guilty, and a trial is set for May 10,   
   according to the Des Moines Register.   
      
   https://www.yahoo.com/gma/remains-missing-10-old-girl-   
   172604780.html   
      
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