DNA technology helps solve 43 years old murder case in Ohio
A murder case of an 18-year-old woman in Ohio, U.S, finally solved after 43 years with the help of DNA technology.As per AP, Mansfield Police Chief Jason Bammann said in a news conference on December 30 that the cold case of Debra Lee Miller,
Killer identified in 1981 cold case of woman's brutal homicide after police shootout in Ohio
A police shootout led authorities in Ohio to solve a cold case murder from 1981. Swat police and U.S. Marshals swarmed a motel room near North Canton last month. The man inside died after investigators said he barricaded himself inside and started a gunfight while a warrant was being served on federal gun charges.
Investigators said they have solved a cold case homicide from 1981, the death of Debra Lee Miller, 18, but the suspect was ...
Mansfield police have solved a 43-year-old cold case homicide after the suspect was shot to death in Stark County.
Police in Mansfield say Miller was killed by James Vanest, a 68-year-old suspect killed last month during a shootout with ...
Vanest was fatally shot by authorities during a shoot-out at a Canton hotel Nov. 18; Vanest barricaded himself, pointed gun at U.S. Marshals, SWAT.
Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. This image provided by the Mansfield Police Department ...
Mansfield police are expected to release new details Monday surrounding a cold case from 1981. The department is holding a ...
The 1981 brutal murder of Deborah L. Miller was one that retired Mansfield police Lt. Dale Fortney could not forget.
Ohio police have finally solved the 1981 cold case murder of 18-year-old Debbie Lee Miller, but the killer will never ... beyond a reasonable doubt that Vanest committed the murder of Debra ...
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