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a 7-year-old girl who is hit. she survives. she jumps back up, but police want to find that driver. our team inside syria. tonight, the young american woman who left the u.s. to marry isis fighters, she had a baby boy, and tonight, her plea. why she now wants to come home. tonight, the husband and father under arrest for murder. authorities discovering a possible dna match using a genealogy website. following him to his daughter s hockey game, pulling a napkin he used from the trash. the alarming new headline tonight involving the grand canyon. were tourists exposed to radiation for years? good evening. it s great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin with that major winter storm now threatening 170 million americans tonight, just as so many of us head back to work tomorrow. and it comes after dangerous and deadly weather already. several states seeing massive pileups. this 47-car pileup turning deadly in missouri over the weekend. well, tonight,
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Imagine the indignation of returning to your home to find that not only has it been ransacked, but the perpetrator took a massive bite out of that lovely sausage you were saving (is nothing sacred?). That s exactly what happened to a homeowner in the Rocholzalle in Gevelsberg, Germany, back in 2012. Nine years on, police finally have the identity of the perpetrator thanks to evidence of their guilt that was conveniently sealed with the bite of a sausage.
Following the burglary in 2012, officers on the scene discovered an uncoventional clue as they took DNA from a half-eaten sausage. The sausage belonged to the victim who, aware that they hadn’t tucked into it themself, was able to confirm that the bitemark could only belong to the burglar. A press release from the police doesn t detail exactly what kind of sausage it was, but it would prove to be hard edible evidence.