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Michigan State Police are helping Western Michigan University students in the Cold Case Program with career opportunities as well as helping victim's families get some closure. The Cold Case program at WMU has been relying on donations to fund this work. And the program has already has a great reputation for helping detectives in unsolved homicides and missing persons cases.

Michigan State Police are helping Western Michigan University students in the Cold Case Program with career opportunities as well as helping victim's families get some closure. The Cold Case program at WMU has been relying on donations to fund this work. And the program has already has a great reputation for helping detectives in unsolved homicides and missing persons cases.

A partnership between Michigan State Police and Western Michigan University began an exciting new chapter Friday.

A partnership between Michigan State Police and Western Michigan University began an exciting new chapter Friday.

A new initiative launched by Michigan State Police will pay students in Western Michigan University’s Cold Case Program to help detectives investigate and solve unsolved cases in the state.

MSP committed to ongoing financial support to students who have been accepted into WMU's Cold Case Program with Michigan State Police.

Roxanne Woods lifeless body was found at her home in Niles, Michigan, in 1987. The 30-year-old had been sexually assaulted, beaten and had bled out from a neck inflicted with a filet knife.

Forensic techniques that weren't available before have easily cracked open the 30-year-cold case of Roxanne Wood, who was discovered brutally murdered and sexually assaulted inside her Michigan home in 1987

Roxanne Wood's murder in 1987 went cold for more than three decades before a genetic genealogist made a breakthrough.

Western Michigan University students, enrolled in the Cold Case Program, played a role in the solving of a cold case murder of a Three Rivers, Michigan, woman.