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Thanks to new DNA technology, authorities have made an arrest in connection with the 1982 murders of two Colorado women.

Last week's Milford Grammar County Sports team created a bit of interest and prompted Brian Hearne to ring putting names to some of the faces. As well as himself he picked out Brian Laugharne, Owen Clevely, Eileen Davies, Peter Hancock, John Wilcox, Ken Mathias, Margaret Cleaver, Mike Quigley, Govan John, Trevor Owens and Neil Lewis. Cheers Brian. I also heard from Robert "Nizzy" Nisbet. "Hello Jeff..I was very interested in your photo in this week's TRM of the MHGS team, certainly the athletics team for the County Sports. I most certainly wasn't in that team , my one contribution...

DNA leads to arrest in 1982 murder of Racine native in Colorado DNA leads to arrest in the 1982 murder of a Racine woman Nearly 40 years after a Racine woman was killed in the Rocky Mountains, an arrest has been made.  RACINE, Wis. - Cold case cracked.  Nearly 40 years after a Racine woman was killed in the Rocky Mountains, an arrest has been made.  FOX6 talked with her family who feared they'd never find closure. Barbara "Bobbie Jo" Oberholtzer has remained in the hearts of her loved ones, ever since she was found murdered in Colorado in 1982.  "She was beautiful. She was beautiful i...

Suspect Arrested for 1982 Murders of Colorado Women Thanks to new DNA technology, authorities have made an arrest in connection with the 1982 murders of two Colorado women. According to Denver7, the case began 39 years ago, when Annette Schnee, 21, and Bobbi Jo Oberholtzer, 29, disappeared while hitchhiking in Breckenridge. Though the women did not know each other, they were both last seen on Jan. 6. Family members found Oberholtzer's body in a snow drift the next day, while a young boy discovered Schnee's body in a creek later that year. Both had died from gunshot wounds.  Authorities launc...

Photo from Colorado Bureau of Investigation Investigators believe they’ve found the man responsible for killing a pair of young women near Breckenridge in 1982. On Jan. 6, 1982, Barbara Jo Oberholtzer, 29, and Annette Kay Schnee, 21, went missing near Breckenridge. They were found dead in the area about six months apart, but their killer has remained a mystery for nearly 40 years. During a press conference at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation headquarters in Lakewood on Wednesday, officials announced their belief that they have finally caught the perpetrator. Alan Lee Phillips, 70, of Du...