Posted on 07/22/2020 6:59:41 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Sounds like he killed a cold case.plus he sexually assaulted an 11 year old girl who died in custody.
Free education can work wonders.
Let us try this...
Man, charged in the “cold case” of a sexual assault and murder of an 11 year old girl in 1973, has died in custody
Covid for the cure! Way to go!
Next stop? Eternity and things aren't looking up. Very poor planning on his part.
Plan wisely, my friends. Life is short.
I was I. junior high school with the victim when this happened and never heard of it. That’s very strange
There is a good show on ABC which details how this is done(Genetic Detective). It has the woman who actually does the research, CeCe More. The DNA (unidentified) sample obtained by the police is sent to Parabon NanoLabs which finds traces of the DNA in people who have submitted their DNA for research (23 and Me, etc.) She then determines which persons/families had segments of that DNA to makeup the perps DNA, often going back 3-4 generations. Family trees are then assembled using basic research in marriage records, births, census, obits, etc. She is able to narrow it down to one individual or a set of brothers, from whom the police get DNA samples (discarded drink cups, cigarets, etc.) Once the match is made, it's a slam dunk.
Aw that’s too bad.
What’s for dinner?
CC
I’ve read that they’ve now collected enough DNA through these novelty DNA sites, to pretty much solve 99% of cold cases where there is DNA evidence left at the scene. God does move in mysterious ways, by giving man the knowldedge which may ultimately lead to his downfall, he has given the gift to holld all these creeps accountable. The downfall is the fact that CRISPR technology is widely available, which allows anyone with a basic understanding of biology to engage in gene editing. More or less, the poor man’s nuke. Welsome to the brave new world.
great example of someone who’s life does not matter to me. A pedo.
Dead before some progressive judge could free him on a technicality.
Was it an exact DNA match to James Neal? Because these familial/genealogical searches may (probably usually) only provide a group of people who might be exact matches to the DNA from the crime scene, each of whom is then investigated by the police - even though most of them are completely innocent and know nothing about the crime. And being suspected of a serious crime, and being intensively interrogated and thoroughly investigated for that crime, a crime you didn’t commit, is a harrowing experience - as Michael Usry discovered.
Furthermore, in Linda’s case, the DNA sample was 45 years old, and so may have been degraded, in which case a full DNA profile would not have been possible, so you couldn’t say with certainty that Neal was the perpetrator, not based on DNA alone.
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