Remodeled the house of his childhood and found buried the remains of his mother disappeared for more than 20 years

After many years, Aaron Fraser returned to his childhood home in Jacksonville, Florida to restore it. With the help of his brother-in-law, the young man started renovating the old pool in the garden. To make it easier, he rented an excavator and broke the concrete slab in this area of ​​the property. But removing the debris, he found a plastic bag with something very disturbing: the skull of his mother, who He had disappeared more than 20 years ago.

Thanks to this discovery, Aaron managed to solve the enigma of a family drama. In January 1993, her mother, Bonnie Haim, had been seen for the last time.

At that time, the young man was three years old and his statement aroused great suspicion among researchers: "Dad hurt her." This is how Michael Haim became the only suspect, even though there was not enough evidence against him. Neither the family itself believed that the boy's testimony was valid.

But in December 2014, the case took a 180-degree turn when Aaron found the skull, an item that has become a very trying test for driving his father to jail.

Five years after this discovery, Michael Haim will be tried for the murder of his wife. The judges hope that their son will be able to testify to the bad relationship of their parents and that they will be able to remember so many details of their childhood.

According to the television program Unsolved Mysteries, the couple worked in a building materials company. He was a manager and was responsible for managing the company's accounts.

However, discussions began to intensify during their holidays in 1992. The fighting was becoming more frequent and the most violent agreements. "One day, Bonnie arrived crying and Michael hit his hand with the door to break his nails," said the aunt of the accused.

The police investigation cycle showed that women she had already decided to separate and take little Aaron with her to start a life from scratch. Behind her husband's back, she opened a bank account to deposit her savings. Until he discovers it and is forced to close it.

The breakup finally took place in January 1993. Bonnie took advantage of the fact that her husband was traveling for work and rented an apartment to settle with his son. A few days later, his office colleagues worried about his missed absence.

Michael would later say that they had both discussed the night before and that she had left the house alone, around 23 and he never came back. The next day, an employee found a woman's bag in a hotel container and the police found her car in the local airport parking lot. The evidence seemed mounted.

Even though little Aaron gave a revealing hint about his parents' relationship, it was not enough at the time. However, the authorities did not allow him to remain under the guardianship of his relatives and abandoned him for adoption. In 2000, the young man sued his father for the death of his mother. Five years later, he stayed in the home of his childhood, which he rented.

It was only in 2014 that he decided to return to the property to renew it and that is when he found the remains of Bonnie. Investigators verified that the victim He died in one shot with a .22 caliber pistol.