Trudie Hall Case: Remains Of Missing Pregnant Woman with two husbands Found.

An undated photo of Trudi Hall.

Human remains found in Massachusetts have been identified as those of a missing Nantucket pregnant woman whose mysterious disappearance captured national headlines nearly two years ago.

Dental records confirmed that the skeletal remains were those of Trudie Hall, said Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe. He said she died of multiple gunshot wounds and ballistic evidence was recovered with the body.

"Though Trudie will never speak again, by finding her, she has told us much. Among other things, she has told us how many times she was shot and with what kind of bullets," O'Keefe said during a Tuesday press conference.

A dog walker found the remains on April 19 in a densely wooded area in East Falmouth. The location had not been explored during previous searches for Hall, but O'Keefe said the area had "been of interest in other aspects of the investigation."

Along with the skeletal remains, authorities recovered jewelry and other personal items that belonged to Hall. They also found bullet casings at the scene, but authorities have declined to comment on the number of times Hall was shot or the caliber of weapon that was used.

"For the last year and nine months it's been very hard. It's been very hard coping with not knowing where she is. I'm just happy I found her and can lay her to rest," Hall's mother, Vivienne Walker, told the Boston Herald.

Hall, a 23-year-old native of Jamaica, was last seen July 27, 2010, when she left her Nantucket home for a doctor's appointment scheduled for the next day on Cape Cod. Hall spent the night at Bayside Resort in West Yarmouth, but vanished sometime before her appointment, according to police