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Sandusky Police are asking anyone who knew Patricia Eleanor Greenwood to come forward

Patricia Greenwood's death is considered suspicious and police are looking for more information from the public.

It was March 30, 1980 when a woman’s partially decomposed body washed up on the Lake Erie shore in Sandusky. The investigation into who she was would take more than four decades to answer, and it was DNA and genetic genealogy to prove her identity.

Patricia Greenwood's death is considered suspicious and police are looking for more information from the public.

After extensive investigation, the remains were confirmed to be Grace Lorna Narvaez-Weaver, who went missing from Washington in 2019.

After extensive investigation, the remains were confirmed to be Grace Lorna Narvaez-Weaver, who went missing from Washington in 2019.

After extensive investigation, the remains were confirmed to be Grace Lorna Narvaez-Weaver, who went missing from Washington in 2019.

On Sept. 29, 1982, and over the next week, seven people were murdered​ in the Chicago area after unknowingly taking Tylenol pills that were spiked by a killer.

Police are using advanced DNA technology to find the killer of seven people murdered in Chicago in 1982 after they unknowingly took Tylenol pills laced with a lethal dose of cyanide.

Police in Dallas, Texas, have new resources to help process a backlog of sexual assault kits dating back more than a decade.