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New Hampshire authorities announced this week that they had finally identified the body of a woman discovered in a wooded area in the southern part of the state in 1971. The body discovered in a then-wooded area of Bedford, New Hampshire — about 20 miles north of the Massachusetts border — just off the Everett Turnpike in the fall of 1971 has been identified as Massachusetts woman Katherine Ann Alston, 26, New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella said in a press release.

New Hampshire authorities announced this week that they had finally identified the body of a woman discovered in a wooded area in the southern part of the state in 1971. The body discovered in a then-wooded area of Bedford, New Hampshire — about 20 miles north of the Massachusetts border — just off the Everett Turnpike in the fall of 1971 has been identified as Massachusetts woman Katherine Ann Alston, 26, New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella said in a press release. Alston, who was b

Kathy Alston was supposed to see her family off at the airport as they prepared to move to Texas, but never showed up.

Katherine Ann Alston, 26, lived on Beacon Hill, attended BU; her body was found in October 1971; DNA Doe Project links her to Texas family.

The woman’s killer remains unknown, New Hampshire police said.

Cold case investigators for the Michigan State Police gave a name to a murder victim...

She told the officers "she was from Chicago and was 'enjoying the lakefront and the sun,'" state police said at the time of her disappearance.

Thanks to DNA testing, a missing Chicago woman's family members finally have some closure.

The body of a woman who washed up on the Lake Michigan shoreline in 1997 has been identified using advanced genetics technology, according to authorities

Troopers with the Michigan State Police used genetic genealogy and worked with several out-of-state departments and a lab in Utah to identify Dorothy Lynn (Thyng) Ricker, a then-26-year-old from Chicago who was last seen on Oct. 2, 1997.

The body was found along the Lake Michigan shoreline in 1997 has been identified 25 years later.

1/9/23 11:00 p.m. After 25 years, a missing woman has been connected to a Jane Doe who washed ashore near Manistee. Dorothy Ricker went missing in Milwaukee on October 2, 1997. Now police know she is the person who washed ashore near Manistee on October 27 of that year, all thanks to DNA technology not available way back then. Ricker’s...

It took a number of agencies, technologies and steps to learn what happened to a Chicago...

MANISTEE COUNTY, Mich. (AP) — Human remains found in 1997 along Lake Michigan's...

Thanks to DNA testing, a missing Chicago woman's family members finally have some closure.

26-year-old Dorothy Lynn (Thyng) Ricker, of Chicago, accidentally drowned before her unclothed body was discovered on October 27, 1997, police announced.

Dorothy Lynn Ricker's body was found more than 25 years ago with nothing but a "lone earring" to indicate who she was

MANISTEE COUNTY, Mich. (AP) — Human remains found in 1997 along Lake Michigan‘s shoreline in western Michigan have been identified as those of a Chicago woman last seen weeks earlier at […]

ST. FRANCIS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The answers family and police in three states sought after for more than 25 years when a woman disappeared in St. Francis are finally known.Dorothy Lynn Ricker's forever 2

On Oct. 24, 1987, bird hunters found human remains in a remote wooded area of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Classified as a homicide, the cause and manner of death is undetermined. And 36 years later, the victim, “Luce County John Doe,” remains unidentified. Michigan State Police in alliance with the DNA Doe Project (DDP) continue seeking answers, but they need help...

The genealogy in this case was complicated by the fact that Earl Pizzoferrato had been adopted.

The nonprofit organization helped to identify a man found in Jefferson County on Jan. 9th.

A 2019 homicide victim found at Douglas Lake was identified as Earl Pizzoferrato of Knoxville on Monday, according to the TBI.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation officials identified a body that was found along Douglas Lake in 2019 as Earl Joseph Pizzoferrato, of Knoxville.

The murder mystery of a stabbed woman whose hands were cut off was a step closer to being solved Thursday as the victim was identified 31 years after her skeleton was unearthed.

Los expertos utilizaron un sitio web de genealogía para obtener su identidad.