NOT ABLE TO ESTIMATE THE PROBABILITY OF THE
REMAINS BEING AT CILHI
In an ideal world it would be an
advantage to be able to estimate the probability of the remains of one or more
of our six men being amongst the accessions held at CILHI. Theoretically this
could be done by calculating the ratio of remains recovered from a given area
against the initial total of personnel not recovered from that area. A lack of
contextual evidence regarding the discovery of remains precludes this being
done. For example, in the