Two rings, a band with diamonds and a solid silver band, were found in close proximity to the woman’s remains.
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Police obtained hair samples that were collected at autopsy. Those samples were sent to a private laboratory where a DNA profile was obtained.
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After nearly three decades, the remains of a woman discovered in Sugarloaf Township, Pennsylvania are identified as Margaret Carol Wininger, born Sept. 5, 1948.
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Bode Technology is advancing the field of Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG) with a suite of end-to-end, validated genome sequencing options that enable access to its fully accredited, in-house forensic DNA capabilities.
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On Aug. 8, 1993, two men were hiking along a creek bed in a remote area off of Pine Flat Road in Healdsburg, California, when they discovered the skeletonized remains of a woman. The case went cold when investigators were unable to match the remains to missing persons reports.
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The victim's 18-month-old son was found alone in a hotel room where she was staying in Sacramento, and the now-identified woman was not heard from again.
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At the time, it was not publicly announced that DNA belonging to another contributor was discovered at the crime scene.
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In 1979, evidence connected the two cases, but the person responsible remained a mystery.
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The discovery of a candidate was brought about by the combination of family tree research and the presence of unique circumstantial details observed by the students.
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After 35 years, police in Prince Edward Island, Canada have made an arrest in the chilling 1988 murder of a gay man that had the island’s LGBTQ+ community living in fear after the suspect hinted there would be more victims.
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In June 2000, a Winter Park, Florida citizen reported finding a human skull at their Orange County apartment community. A search of the area was conducted, and additional skeletal remains, as well as clothing, were found partially buried.
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Gene by Gene announced its decision to select Othram as its exclusive partner for forensic genetic genealogy search and analysis.
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The Jane Doe discovered in 2003 remained unidentified and investigators labeled her as “Bones 20”.
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On July 19, 1972, the body of an unidentified female was discovered in Hernando County, Florida. At the time of the discovery, detectives believed the victim had recently traveled to the county from either north Florida or Alabama.
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The suspect forced the three girls out of the vehicle and bound two of them. He then proceeded to sexually assault one of the girls before stabbing them.
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