On June 26, 2012, human remains were found in a garbage bag, specifically two legs.
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In December 2014, a hiker discovered human remains in a wooded area just south of Newport, Washington off Highway 2.
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With 4 cases already solved, each of the 12 remaining cases represents an opportunity to bring answers to families and communities.
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Thought to be the earliest recorded victim from the Long Island Serial Killer case, skeletal remains of a young woman, murdered in 1996, are now known to belong to 34-year-old Karen Vergata from Manhattan.
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Investigators collected DNA from the school bus steering wheel, gear shift and switches on the bus Martinez drove. Agents say the DNA matched the DNA evidence collected from the sexual assaults in 1988, 1989 and 1991.
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As part of the investigation, officers located the decomposed remains of another person inside a box under the kitchen table, indicated to be the woman's mother.
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On Christmas Day in 2017, a snorkeler's chance discovery at Shallow Inlet, Sandy Point, Victoria, would set into motion an investigation that would unravel a 95-year-old mystery.
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Detective Broady met with victims and family members to obtain information about the case in hopes of generating new leads to follow up on.
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Investigators and genealogists with the DNA Doe Project have identified another victim of serial killer Larry Eyler, also known as the Highway Killer.
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The identity of Jane Doe #16-1979 was confirmed as Dolores Wulff who was murdered in Woodland, California, but interestingly, the skull was not a genetic match to the remains.
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