DNA Technology Solves 1990 Georgia Double Murder, Leads to Arrest

Kenneth Perry indicted for the brutal slayings of Pamela and John Sumpter after forensic genealogy links him to the crime.

Perry, 55, charged with multiple counts including malice murder and rape.
Victims were attacked in their Stone Mountain apartment by a man known to John Sumpter.
DNA from a 1990 rape kit matched Perry via a 1992 unprosecuted assault case in Detroit.
Forensic genetic genealogy was crucial in identifying Perry as the suspect.
The Sumpter family expresses relief at finally having closure after over three decades.