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Dead Man's Cigarette Butt ID's Him as Murder Suspect in Cold Case - Vimarsana News

Dead Man's Cigarette Butt ID's Him as Murder Suspect in Cold Case

Police in Washington have identified a man as a suspect in a decades-old cold case thanks to DNA found on a discarded cigarette butt.

Arrest made in 18-year-old San Diego cold case using investigative genetic genealogy - Vimarsana News

Arrest made in 18-year-old San Diego cold case using investigative genetic genealogy

Friday afternoon, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department announced that it had made an arrest in a Jane Doe cold case from 2003. Detectives arrested Jack Potter for the murder of his wife Laurie Potter after a months-long investigation using Investigative Genetic Genealogy.

Source: 10news.com
Cold Case Solved: Widow Says Her Late Husband Killed and Incinerated Mother and Child in 2002 - Vimarsana News

Cold Case Solved: Widow Says Her Late Husband Killed and Incinerated Mother and Child in 2002

Cold Case Solved: Widow Says Her Late Husband Killed and Incinerated Mother and Child in 2002 Colin Kalmbacher Angela Mack-Cox and her four-year-old son Thomas Michael “Mikey” Rettew were killed and disappeared in 2002. The case now appears to have finally been solved – but the killer can’t go to jail. According to the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office in Arkansas, the mother and child were murdered in late 2002 or early 2003 before being placed in a furnace and burned away into nothing. Even the farmhouse furnace used to remove their bodies from the earth — along wi...

Source: msn.com
Berkley Man's Cold Case Murder Has Suspect After Nearly 30 Years - Vimarsana News

Berkley Man's Cold Case Murder Has Suspect After Nearly 30 Years

TAUNTON — Authorities in Massachusetts say they have figured out at least one of the people responsible for the disappearance and killing of a professional gambler nearly 30 years ago. Berkley resident Howard Ferrini, 53, was last seen by his friends at the Raynham dog track in August 1991. His body was found in the trunk of his car in a parking lot at Logan Airport a few days later. The Cold Case Unit of the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office, with help from Massachusetts State Police and the FBI, matched fingerprints on a bag used to suffocate Ferrini to Kevin Hanrahan. According...

Source: wbsm.com