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    Science Wins! California Murders Solved Thanks to New DNA Technology
    Rod Kackley
    • Jun 28, 2019
    • 2 min

    Science Wins! California Murders Solved Thanks to New DNA Technology

    Janet Ann Taylor, 21, decided to hitchhike home from the Stanford University campus on March 24, 1974. The next day, a delivery driver found the young woman, the daughter of former Stanford athletic director and football coach Chuck Taylor, dead. Janet had been strangled to death and left in a ditch on Sand Hill Road west of I-280. More than forty years later, San Mateo County, California prosecutors are charging John Arthur Getreu with her murder. The seventy-four-year-old
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    Cold Case Killer Caught, Shocking True Crime Story Solved
    Rod Kackley
    • Jun 19, 2019
    • 2 min

    Cold Case Killer Caught, Shocking True Crime Story Solved

    The last time anyone saw Kathleen Flynn alive -- September 23, 1986 -- she was walking home from Ponus Ridge Middle School in Norwalk, Connecticut. When she didn't arrive home at the usual time, her mother, Esther, called the police and frantically searched the route back to Kathleen's school. Early the next morning, a search party made up of police officers and neighborhood volunteers found Kathleen's body not more than 100 feet from a path near the school, the way Kathleen
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