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 CLOSE Tennessee authorities confirmed late Monday that the remains of Holly Bobo, a nursing student missing since April 2011, have been found in the woods in Decatur County, Tennessee. Two men have been charged with her murder. During a press conference Monday in which the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation confirmed that the remains of Bobo, 20 when she disappeared, had been positively identified, family members in attendance could be heard crying and weeping in the background. "TBI has been able to confirm through the findings of odontologists that the remains are of Holly Bobo," TBI Director Mark Gwyn said at the news conference, expressing condolences to the Bobo family and saying that the investigation is not over "by any means." Two men out in the woods Sunday morning looking for ginseng discovered a human skull and contacted the Decatur County Sheriff's Department, which led to tests being done on the remains, according to the Jackson Sun and WHNT news. Bobo was last seen at her family's home in Darden, Tenn., on April 13, 2011. Zachary Adams was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and especially aggravated kidnapping in connection with Bobo's disappearance earlier this year. HOLLY BOBO CASE: Previous coverage from the Jackson (Tenn.) Sun 
 
 Of the two men who found the remains, Decatur County Sheriff Keith Byrd said at Monday's news conference, "God put those guys there to find the remains and we acted on their findings and brought everything together." Regarding the Bobo family, he added, "They had already came to grips with the idea that she was dead, but tonight gave them some closure." We'll figure out who you are, and you'll be brought to justice," Byrd said. Read or Share this story: http://usat.ly/1om5zCt
– Sorrow, but some closure for the family of Holly Bobo: The remains of the Tennessee nursing student have been found more than three years after she was seen being dragged into the woods near her home by a man in camouflage. A skull was found near a logging road in woods around 11 miles from her home by two men looking for ginseng on Sunday, and forensic evidence confirmed that it belonged to the missing 20-year-old, USA Today reports. The man who owns the land where the remains were found says the property had been searched numerous times before. "I just can't believe it," he tells the Tennessean. "It doesn't make any sense." Two men, Zachary Adams and Jason Autry, were charged with her kidnapping and murder earlier this year, and brothers Mark and Jeffrey Pearcy have been charged with tampering with evidence and being accessories after the fact, WSMV reports. The county sheriff told reporters he had a message for anyone else who might have been involved in the murder: "You can run but you can't hide. We'll figure out who you are and you'll be brought to justice."