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Genetic Genealogy and the Return of Cold Cases: Recent Arrests and Ongoing Investigations

Three notable murder cases have resurfaced, highlighting the role of genetic genealogy in solving decades-old crimes and showcasing the immediate impact on victims' families.

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Updated: Nov 20th, 2024, 10:17 AM ET

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A remarkable series of cold case arrests, including a 92-year-old charged with a 57-year-old murder, highlights the impact of genetic genealogy in law enforcement. Other cases involve a 21-year-old woman found dead in Scotland and a 24-year-old woman allegedly murdered by her husband. While families grapple with loss, police emphasize the importance of investigations to seek justice and support affected communities amid ongoing inquiries and international manhunts.

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