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Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Police say they have finally identified the remains of a woman found dead nearly 50 years ago in eastern Ontario through forensic genealogy. A murder charge has also been laid.

Ontario Provincial Police say they have cracked a decades-old cold case and charged a man with murder of a woman who was found dead in eastern Ontario 48 years ago.

Mary Elizabeth Isbell is believed to have been pushed to her death off a cliff by Loretta Kay Carr and her daughter, Jessie Kelly.

Her teen daughter was in the vehicle at the time.