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Suspect Arrested in 2012 Arlington Murder After Genetic Genealogy Break

Authorities say new DNA work and federal assistance produced a lead that led to a capital murder charge and custody of the suspect.

Long-Unidentified 1981 Jane Doe Is Named as Thelma Gaston

1976 Indiana Jane Doe Identified as Chicago Resident Jane Hart

Minnesota Cold Case Identified as Denise Hartley

Man Charged After DNA Links Him to 1990 Missoula Nursing‑Home Murders

Forensic Genealogy Identifies Suspect in 1993 Illinois Cold-Case Murder

DNA Breakthrough Jails Leeds Rapist Nearly 50 Years After Student Attack

DNA Match Leads to Arrest in 1990 New Jersey Killing

Neighbor Arrested in 1997 Southfield Killing After New DNA and Fingerprint Matches

Florida Launches Statewide Cold-Case Task Force Using Genetic Genealogy

New DNA Testing Confirms Ted Bundy Killed Laura Ann Aime, Closing 1974 Utah Cold Case

DNA Confirms Ted Bundy Killed Utah Teen Laura Ann Aime

Cigarette DNA Links Suspect to 1966 San Rafael Killing

After 46 Years, Ventura County’s 1980 Jane Doe Is Identified as Maricela Rocha Parga

NSW Makes First Forensic Genealogy Arrest in Three Cold-Case Sexual Assaults

Louvre Heist: DNA Matches Lead to Arrests as Audits Expose Years of Security Failures

Albany Police Name Joseph Nowakowski in 1964 Murder After DNA Match From Exhumed Remains

Disney+ Series Revives Perpignan Disappearances as Cold-Case Unit Seeks New Leads

Century-Old 'Woman in the Well' Identified as Alice Spence in Saskatoon

Montreal Police Use Genetic Genealogy to Identify Jacques Bolduc as Killer in 2008 Daviau Case