Another Body Found in East NOLA

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW ORLEANS - Eleven months after Hurricane Katrina hit, firefighters broke through a back door of a destroyed home filled with debris and furniture and found skeletal remains, the Orleans Parish coroner's office said.

The remains were found on Monday in a home in eastern New Orleans. The discovery was made after the Louisiana Family Assistance Center in Baton Rouge received information from a woman's son who said he believed she was still in her house.

The assistance center received the information at some point in the past, chief coroner's investigator John Gagliano said. He did not release the name of the woman or her son.

Wow. I wonder how long ago the son reported that he thought she was still in her home?

Slight Change in Format....

As part of continuing this blog, I've decided to start spotlighting organizations and people who are doing their very best to help out, reach out, and educate in the ways of self sustenance and recovery for those living in disaster or poverty zones.