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Cold Cases Finally Solved
The Cases That Took Years - Sometimes Decades - to Crack
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Justice Has a Long Memory A case file can become quiet without becoming dead. The phone stops ringing. A detective transfers.
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Cold Cases Finally Solved explores the Cases That Took Years - Sometimes Decades - to Crack.
This volume in The True Crime Files examines documented cases through evidence, investigation, legal outcomes and historical context rather than sensationalism. Key themes include Cold Cases, Forensic Breakthroughs, DNA, Homicide Investigation, Case Solving.
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- COLD CASES FINALLY SOLVED
- The Cases That Took Years - Sometimes Decades - to Crack
- Introduction - Justice Has a Long Memory
- PART I - WHEN A COLD CASE WAKES UP
- 1. What It Really Means to Solve a Cold Case
- 2. The Evidence That Outlives the Investigation
- 3. CODIS and the DNA Revolution
- 4. Forensic Genetic Genealogy Changes the Search
- 5. Privacy, Consent and the New Investigative Frontier
- PART II - DNA BREAKTHROUGHS THAT CHANGED COLD-CASE HISTORY
- 6. The Golden State Killer - The Case That Changed Everything
- 7. The Grim Sleeper - Familial DNA Before the Genealogy Boom
- 8. Carla Walker - A 1974 Murder and a 2020 Arrest
- 9. April Tinsley - DNA, Persistence and a Killer Who Taunted a City
- 10. Michelle Martinko - A Parking-Lot Murder Revisited
- PART III - GENEALOGY TURNS DISTANT RELATIVES INTO LEADS
- 11. Christy Mirack - A Schoolteacher, a DJ and a New DNA Trail
- 12. Tanya Van Cuylenborg and Jay Cook - A Landmark Genealogy Prosecution
- 13. Angie Dodge - Solving a Murder and Correcting a Wrong
- 14. Stephanie Isaacson - A Tiny Sample, a Major Breakthrough
- 15. Sarah Yarborough - A Schoolyard Case and Decades of DNA Work
- PART IV - OLD EVIDENCE, NEW QUESTIONS
- 16. Sherri Rasmussen - The Bite Mark Swab That Waited
- 17. Rita Curran - A Cigarette Butt Preserved for Half a Century
- 18. Babes in the Wood - Better DNA, a Second Prosecution
- 19. Melanie Road - Familial DNA Finds a Killer Thirty-Two Years Later
- 20. Colette Aram - A Familial Search Leads Back to 1983
- PART V - WHEN THE ANSWER ARRIVES AFTER THE SUSPECT IS GONE
- 21. Christine Jessop - A Posthumous Identification After a Wrongful Conviction
- 22. Marise Chiverella - A Child’s Murder Solved More Than Half a Century Later
- 23. The Boston Strangler and Mary Sullivan - DNA Resolves One Historic Question
- 24. Joseph Augustus Zarelli - Solving an Identity, Not Yet the Murder
- 25. Ruth Marie Terry - The Lady of the Dunes Gets Her Name
- PART VI - BEYOND THE DNA PROFILE
- 26. BTK - The Digital Clue That Ended a Thirty-Year Mystery
- 27. The Cold-Case Review: Reading the File as if It Happened Yesterday
- 28. Wrongful Convictions: The Cost of Solving the Wrong Case
- 29. What Forensic Genealogy Can - and Cannot - Prove
- 30. Why Cold Cases Still Matter
- SPECIAL DOSSIER 1 - A SHORT TIMELINE OF THE DNA REVOLUTION
- SPECIAL DOSSIER 2 - ANATOMY OF A FORENSIC GENEALOGY INVESTIGATION
- SPECIAL DOSSIER 3 - TEN RULES FOR READING A “SOLVED” COLD CASE
- APPENDIX A - KEY TERMS
- APPENDIX B - A READER’S EVIDENCE CHECKLIST
- APPENDIX C - THE TRUE CRIME FILES: BOOKS 1-30
- Selected Sources and Further Reading
- Table of Contents
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