A 1986 murder victim has been identified after a cold case investigative unit combined forces with a forensic genetic genealogy company. Hunters found a set of male human remains in a wooded area ...

The identity of a man, previously known only as 'John Doe #3', has been revealed nearly 45 years after his body was discovered. Advances in facial reconstruction and DNA testing have been credited ...

Nicknamed Harris County John Doe, investigators estimated the man was between 15 and 20 years old.He stood about 5′4″ to 5′8″ tall, weighed around 140 pounds, and had brown eyes, short ...

A family now has answers after a 25-year-old cold case was solved with the help of modern-day technology. The Pueblo County ...

John Doe No. 3 is John Doe no more. His name, according to a cold case breakthrough from the Solano County Sheriff’s Department, was Donald Horecka. Horecka’s body has been linked through ...

John Doe No. 3 is John Doe no more. Donald Gene Horecka, 25, of Las Vegas. (California Statewide Law Enforcement Association) His name, according to a cold case breakthrough from the Solano County ...

human remains, known only as elizabethtown, john doe, 2012, sat on a shelf at the lancaster county forensic center for years, with the case going nowhere. a hunter had discovered the skeletal remains.

The John Doe has been identified as Danny Mitchell, a Cleveland man who has been missing since 1980 when he was 20. Members of the Mitchell family were present at the briefing.

Inside the genetic genealogy being used to solve crimes 13:49. A 1986 murder victim has been identified after a cold case investigative unit combined forces with a forensic genetic genealogy company.