Human bones found in an unoccupied building near the UC Berkeley campus earlier this year are those of a Texas man who officials say was the victim of a homicide.
Citing DNA evidence, the university said Wednesday the bones belong to Steven Lawrence McCreary, born on Oct. 8, 1972. McCreary wasn't affiliated with the university and didn't have a known residence in the Bay Area, but he spent some time in the region and was known to travel around the country, sometimes via trains or hitchhiking.
McCreary’s death was ruled a homicide due to the condition of his bones. Evidence indicates his death happened"many years ago," the university said.
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