World | Matt Maupin Army Finds Remains of Soldier Captured in 2004 Ominous video showed Matt Maupin surrounded by masked men By Laurel Jorgensen Posted Mar 31, 2008 3:08 AM CDT Copied Carolyn and Keith Maupin, parents of U.S. Army Sgt. Keith Matthew "Matt" Maupin, look over mail inside the Yellow Ribbon Support Center Friday, April 6, 2007 near Batavia, Ohio. (AP Photo/David Kohl) The remains of an Ohio soldier who was captured in Iraq four years ago have been found, reports the Cincinnati Enquirer. DNA tests identified the remains as Matt Maupin, 20, an Army general told the young soldier's parents. Maupin had been listed as missing in Iraq since his fuel convoy was ambushed west of Baghdad in 2004. The week after Maupin was captured, a video aired on al-Jazeera TV showed him surrounded by armed masked men. Another tape a short time later revealed the shooting of a US soldier, but only the back of the victim’s head was visible. It was unclear how Maupin’s remains were discovered. “My heart sinks, but I know they can’t hurt him anymore,” his father said. "Matt is coming home. He has completed his mission." Read These Next Suspect in Brown University shooting is found dead. Details are coming out about the suspect in Brown, MIT shootings. Photographer denies close-up shots were attacks on Trump figures. Final text from NASCAR driver's wife is devastating to read. Report an error