Wisconsin police have cracked the 65-year-old cold case of a missing Michigan boy thanks to DNA evidence.
Though Chester Alfred Breiney's adoptive parents admitted dumping his body, prosecutors lacked the evidence to prove a crime ...
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Wisconsin cold case: How investigators made an arrest after 50 yearsAuthorities will discuss how they were able to make an arrest 50 years after the murder of a Minneapolis woman who was killed ...
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Authorities, genetic researchers detail how DNA helped find alleged killer in 1974 Wisconsin cold caseAn 84-year-old Owatonna man was arrested last week for a murder that took place 50 years ago in western Wisconsin. On Monday ...
The boy's adpotive mother admitted to killing her son, but investigators could not tie the case to skeletal remains found in ...
In 1966, police agencies abandoned a case involving the remains of a child found in Mequon. Around 65 years later, Wisconsin ...
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Jon K. Miller was identified as a suspect in the murder of Mary K. Schlais, who was found dead on Feb. 15, 1974, at an ...
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Group from Ramapo College helps solve 1974 cold case murder of hitch-hiker in WisconsinThe 84-year-old's DNA was found to be a match on Nov. 4 -- which would have been Mary Schlais' 76th birthday, police noted.
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50-year-old Wisconsin homicide cold case resolves in arrest through investigative genetic genealogyAfter Mary K. Schlais was found dead in western Wisconsin back in 1974, her homicide investigation went cold for over 50 years until investigative genetic genealogy led to an arrest on 7, 2024.
Jon K. Miller, 84, of Owatonna, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Mary Schlais, of Minneapolis, in 1974.
Law enforcement officials arrested a Minnesota man Thursday in connection with a 50-year-old homicide cold case in western Wisconsin.
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