In this April 15, 2017, video image courtesy of KTVB-TV shows the remote area where skeletal remains were found in a badger hole north of Mountain Home, Idaho. The fluke discovery of children's bones has investigators trying to figure out if they're dealing with a double homicide or the badger-disturbed the grave of young emigrants on the Oregon Trail. The case that started earlier this month in high desert sagebrush steppe took another twist over the weekend when a forensic anthropologist determined the bones involved two children, not one as detectives initially thought. Elmore County Undersheriff Greg Berry says detectives are waiting for carbon dating results before making their next move. Results aren't expected for several weeks. (Paul Boehlke/ KTVB via AP)
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