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Investigators are working to identify a woman who was fatally struck by a vehicle while crossing a Houston freeway in 1980.
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A year after being found, investigators are working to identify a man whose remains were discovered in the remote desert mountains.
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Investigators are working to identify a man who was hit and killed on Interstate 24 in 2007, in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Recent Solved Cases
Browse some of the cases recently announced by law enforcement that utilized Othram technology.
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After 45 years, human remains found in Robeson County, North Carolina have been identified as Joseph Callahan, born in 1959.
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A woman, whose remains were discovered more than 40 years ago in Malabar, Florida, is now identified as Jeanette Marcotte, who was reported missing from Vancouver, British Columbia in the early 1980s.
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The Elmira Police Department, in collaboration with the FBI, has identified a suspect in the 1964 murder of 12-year-old Mary Theresa Simpson, bringing long-awaited answers in one of New York’s oldest cold cases.
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After 26 years, 19-year-old Jeanette Maria De La Cruz has been identified after her remains were found in central New Mexico in 1999.
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After 51 years, the suspect in the 1975 murder of Edmund LaFave in San Diego is now identified as 71-year-old Indiana resident, Johnnie Salisbury.
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A man whose remains washed ashore on Florida's Lake Okeechobee has been identified as William McKinnis.