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(NEW YORK) — A suspect was arrested this week in a young woman’s 1975 murder after a genetic genealogist — who called the cold case extremely difficult to solve — turned to a brand new investigative approach. Lindy Sue Biechler, 19, was stabbed to death […]
The big tip came in December.
Lindy Sue Biechler was stabbed 19 times more than four decades ago. The authorities in Pennsylvania said a coffee cup that David Sinopoli, 68, discarded this year provided investigators with crucial evidence.
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We laud Lancaster County law enforcement for apparently solving what District Attorney Heather Adams called the county’s oldest cold case: the December 1975 sexual assault and fatal stabbing of 19-year-old
"I have prayed every single night for 30 years that there will be justice for her death." Read more at Boston.com.