(ANSA) - Rome, November 21 - Carbon dating of bones found at
the Vatican's nunciature to Italy will start November 30 to see
if they date to 1983 when two 15-year-old girls disappeared in
Rome, sources said Wednesday.
Investigators are also trying to get DNA from the bones to
compare with that of the girls, Emanuela Orlandi and Mirella
Gregori.
Rome prosecutors have opened a murder probe.
The bones were found on October 31.
Preliminary tests have said they probably belong to a
25-30-year-old woman.
Nunciature bones dating to start Nov 30
Hopes that Orlandi, Gregori cold cases may be reopened