Michael Thompson, Dillinger's nephew, submitted an application to the Indiana State Department of Health for a permit to disinter the grave underneath Dillinger's headstone, according to documents obtained by CNN affiliate WXIN.The state health department approved the disinterment for December 31, 2019, with reinterment of the remains to follow on the same day.The documents contain an affidavit from Dillinger's niece, Carol Thompson, which builds the case that someone other than her Dillinger is buried in the grave.According to the conventional narrative, Dillinger was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana on July 26, 1934. He reportedly died four days earlier, after being shot by FBI agents outside Chicago's Biograph Theater.In the affidavit, Dillinger's niece writes that she's seen evidence that the man shot by the FBI was someone other than her uncle.The FBI disputes Thompson's position in an August tweet, arguing that "a wealth of information" supported their story of Dillinger's demise, including three sets of fingerprints.They point the public toward a trove of of documents available on their website.The headstone of John Dillinger is seen at Crown Hill Cemetery, Thursday, Aug. 1, 2019, in Indianapolis.But Thompson says there is evidence that the man in the grave does not match Dillinger's eye color, fingerprints, anterior teeth, ears and head shape."It is my belief and opinion that, if the FBI killed the wrong man outside the Biograph Theater, it is also important to identify the man in the grave at Crown Hill Cemetery," Thompson writes.To do that, the documentRead More – Source