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A woman in a ditch. A baby in a parking lot. The DNA Doe Project has the ability to identify cold case victims — so why don’t they take on every case?

His appearance has been likened to the drawings of the serial Zodiac Killer.

Letters: Help us unravel a decades-old mystery.

Authorities have revealed the identity of an Ohio man who killed himself in 2002 while using the name of an 8-year-old boy who died in a 1945 car accident.

The search for the world’s most elusive identity thief

U.S. Marshal Peter Elliott, his office, Eastlake police and a team of researchers spent years investigating why a man stole a child's identity and lived quietly under an assumed name for 24 years.

Police investigating the 2002 suicide of 75-year-old Joseph Newton Chandler III arrived at a surprising discovery.

U.S. Marshal Peter J. Elliott is still hoping to get the phone call that helps them put all the pieces together. Last year Elliott’s office discovered the “who,” but the “wh…

An Ohio man died in 2002, but authorities have been perplexed by his true identity after learning he stole the identity of a deceased boy.

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The U.S. Marshals announced they will release the identity of Joseph Newton Chandler III on Thursday.

Robert Ivan Nichols simply disappeared from his average, 1960s Midwestern life — until, using DNA, sleuths uncovered the truth. But were they digging where they shouldn’t have been?

The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office Cold Case Detectives have announced they are close to identifying two women murdered decades apart.

The Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office is highlighting a pair of cold case victims that they say forensics experts may be close to identifying.

A mystery from the cold waters of the Mississippi River

Police say she is believed to be the first case in Canada to be identified from forensic genealogy.

Police in Canada have identified an American woman found dead in a river almost 50 years ago and have also charged an 81-year-old man with her murder.

“We will continue to search for Anne,” says the niece of Toronto nurse Anne Moran, the missing person they’d hoped would be identified as the “Nation River Lady,” but wasn’t.

Police used DNA to crack cold case

Learn more about Canada's "Nation River Lady" being identified as Jewell Langford, allegedly killed by Rodney Nichols in 1975.