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DNA and modern technology once again have uncovered the answer to a decades-old mystery.

A woman found dead in 1992 recently got her name back after more than 30 years. Learn more about Tabetha Ann Murlin's case.

The remains of a pregnant woman found in a flooded Indiana basement in 1992 have now been identified 32 years later, authorities said.

"Now we are able to attach her name," police said of the woman, who has been identified by Indiana's Allen County Coroner’s Office as Tabetha Ann Murlin

A pregnant woman, who was found dead in a flooded basement thirty-two years ago, has been identified through forensic genetic genealogy and DNA provided by her father’s buccal swab, according to authorities.

The Allen County Coroner released the identity of a woman found dead in a Reynolds Street basement on May 15, 1992, and information from the cold case investigation.

Written in Bone

The update follows a third excavation at Oaklawn Cemetery in 2023 that uncovered over 50 unmarked graves.

It was 103 years ago on Friday when a group of white rioters burned Tulsas Greenwood District known as Black Wall Street, killing hundreds of Black Tulsans.

After nearly three decades, authorities have finally been able to figure out the identify of a girl whose body was found about six miles from downtown Detroit.