Pregnant Woman Who Was Found Dead Floating in Basement 32 Years Ago Is Finally Identified
"Now we are able to attach her name," police said of the woman, who has been identified by Indiana's Allen County Coroner’s Office as Tabetha Ann Murlin
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"Now we are able to attach her name," police said of the woman, who has been identified by Indiana's Allen County Coroner’s Office as Tabetha Ann Murlin
A photo has been discovered from a Glasgow school in 1880 which was taken while Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a pupil there.
A pregnant woman, who was found dead in a flooded basement thirty-two years ago, has been identified through forensic genetic genealogy and DNA provided by her father’s buccal swab, according to authorities.
The Allen County Coroner released the identity of a woman found dead in a Reynolds Street basement on May 15, 1992, and information from the cold case investigation.
The McLean County sheriff's and coroner's offices are working with forensic investigators to help uncover the identity of woman who died in 1982.