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Thirty years later, investigators are still working to identify a woman whose remains were found in Jackson County, Missouri
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Newest Cases
Browse some of the newest cases that we are working to fund with your support.
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The skeletal remains of a teenager found in a cardboard box on a Georgia highway are to be identified using advanced DNA technology
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The exhumed skeletal remains of an approximately one-year old child found in a cardboard box to be identified using advanced DNA technology
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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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Solved
The unidentified woman is now identified as Amanda Newcomb, born on October 31, 1978, in Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee.
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Solved
The unidentified woman, found near a tramway in 1974, is now known to be Charlotte Roberta Henry, born January 4, 1939, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Solved
After 45 years, the Rankin County Coroner's Office has identified the female homicide victim as Tonya Lea Wills Mullins, born May 12, 1956, in Potter, Texas.
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Solved
After three decades, investigators have now identified the homicide victim as Christine Belusko, originally from Clifton, New Jersey.
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Solved
After 27 years, the murdered infant found on the University of Georgia campus, has been identified.
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Solved
After 30 years, the unidentified woman has been identified as 52-year-old Rebecca "Becky" Burke.
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