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Stephanie Judson was found dead July 31, 1997.

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The Kent County Sheriff’s Office says the remains of a 1997 homicide victim in Ada Township have been identified.

Detective Renno was awarded with Reserve Detective of the Year and the Medal of Merit for his work on the Jane Doe...

CLEVELAND (CelebrityAccess) -- Law enforcement officials in Ohio announced that a body discovered in 1982 has finally been identified as the human remains of Frank "Frankie" Little Jr. an early member of the R&B group

For almost four decades, the identity of partial remains found behind an Ohio business was unknown. Now cops say they know who he is, though the truth behind his death remains a mystery. He was Cleveland man Frank "Frankie" Little Jr., who was born in 1943, the Twinsburg Police Department said Tuesday.

On Wednesday, December 15, Ohio authorities have identified partial human remains found in a garbage bag in 1982 as belonging to Little.

After nearly 40 years, partial human remains uncovered in a garbage bag in 1982 in Twinsburg, Ohio, have been identified as Frank "Frankie" Little Jr., a songwriter and guitarist for The O'Jays, Fox 13 Memphis  reports .  "Thanks to the genealogical research of the DNA Doe Project, unidentified remains discovered on February 18, 1982, have been identified as Frank 'Frankie' Little Jr., born in 1943, from Cleveland, Ohio, " the Twinsburg Police Department stated in a press release.   The press release revealed that Little's living relatives assisted in identifying his remains. A close family member supplied a DNA sample that was examined by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation Crime Lab. Dr. Lisa Kohler of the Summit County Medical Examiner's Office also verified his identity and certified his death was a homicide. "It's amazing. We're glad that we have closure now. We know he's deceased," Little's cousin Margaret O'Sullivan, who lives in Cleveland, said , according to the Akron...

TWINSBURG, Ohio (WEWS/CNN Newsource/WKRC) - Almost 40 years after human remains were discovered in Ohio, authorities now know who the victim is thanks to some volunteer genetic sleuths. He played guitar for a band you've probably heard of. As for who killed him and why, that's still a mystery. It was a death with no dignity. Human remains without a name. A murder that stunned the Twinsburg community. In 1982, workers at a business on Cannon Road made the terrible discovery.

The O'Jays members broke their silence after their missing bandmate, Frank Little Jr. has been confirmed to have died 40 years ago.

A man's skull found nearly 40 years ago by Ohio machine shop workers was passed around for a while before they realized it was real. On Tuesday, authorities identified the man as a former member of the legendary R&B group the O'Jays..

According to police, human remains found in a garbage bag in Twinsburg (Ohio, USA) almost 40 years ago belong to Frank “Frankie” Little Jr, a member of the R&B band The O’Jays. According to investigators, the musician was murdered. The Twinsburg, Ohio Police Department announced on Tuesday that it had identified human remains found in …

Steve Rhods helped take down the Golden State Killer. But solving the identity of his first Jane Doe murder case has proved even more vexing, and reveals a larger problem.

reporter Ken Kolter scooped this story prior to announcement

DNA Doe Project, Ventura County Sheriff’s Department ask for help from public

Santa Ana, CA (December 23, 2021) – The Orange County Sheriff’s Office murder unit is working with the DNA Doe project to identify John Doe, who was found in Trabuco Canyon nearly 25 years ago. We have released a newly updated image. On December 13, 1996, the Coroner’s Office and OCSD Murder Investigators responded to …

SANTA ANA, Ca. (December 23, 2021) – The Orange County Sheriff’s Department Homicide Unit, in partnership with the DNA Doe Project, have released a newly updated image in hopes of identifying a Joh…

Tom Van Dusen Nation Valley News CASSELMAN — It’s the cold case that never entirely freezes over: The mysterious case of the Nation River Lady (NRL), largely decomposed when found floating face down but once...

Using investigative genetic genealogy, DDP was able to solve the seventeen-year-old cold case of the man known only as Barn John Doe 2004 since his discovery.

Barn John Doe identified as 56-year-old Kim Ryan Casey of Coppell

Police believe the man was homeless at the time and died of natural causes.