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Home invasion gone wrong. her bmw was missing. there was no sign of the murderer weapon. but detectives did recover two .38 caliber slugs and something else caught detecti detective's attention. >> on the inside of her left arm, there was a bite mark. a crime scene analyst swabbed the mark for saliva that could belong to the killer. >> reporter: dna of whoever bit sherry. this was before dna testing technology would arrive, that could link a suspect to a sample like this one. back then, the dna was not much help. but the swab was carefully packaged and bundled with all the other evidence. for ...

Wrong. >> sherri's bmw was gone, a present from john. there was no sign of the weapon, but detectives recovered t two .38-caliber slugs. and there was something else that caught detectives' attention. >> on the inside of her left arm they found a bite mark. a crime scene analyst at the time went ahead and swabbed the mark for any possible saliva that could possibly belong to the killer. >> saliva that would contain dna from whoever bit sherri. remember, this was 1986. years before dna testing technology would arrive which could link a suspect to a sample like this one. so back then the dna was...

Backing you up with xfinity home. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. years had passed, and no arrests had been made in the brutal 1986 slaying of nurse and newlywed sherri rasmussen, killed in her los angeles condo. the trail kept getting colder. in 1993, sherri's parents offered to have the saliva sample from that bite mark

Giving the indication this was a home invasion gone wrong. sherry's purse was missing as was her new bmw, an engagement gift from john. there was no sign of the murder weapon but detectives did recover two slugs and there was something else that caught detectives' attention. >> on the inside of her left arm i they found a bite mark. the crime scene analyst swabbed the arm for any possiblesa rye va that would belong to the killer. remember in was 1986. so back then the dna wasn't much help but the swab was carefully packaged and bundled with all the other evidence. for now detectives haven't ha...

Los angeles condo. the trail kept getting colder. in 1993 sherry's parents offered to have the saliva sample from that bite mark tested for dna, but the lapd declined. they said we don't have a suspect. if we have a suspect and we had their dna we'd have something to match. but in 2004, the newly formed cold case unit was conducting dna cases and one of them was sherry's. it took two months to find that saliva sample buried in a refrigeration unit. the vile was poking out, but the saliva was still inside and the dna was just enough to blow this case wide open.