Despite what some people may think, solving these cases does not always bring closure to families. They are looking for ...
The Texas Department of Public Safety and Amarillo police used modern forensic testing to solve a cold case murder from ...
Slow progress in solving homicides in the 1990s spurred creation of a memorial, “In Memory of Our Slain Sisters of the ...
An arrest warrant also reveals that the suspect, Mayra Velasquez, was close friends with victim Irasema Chavez before the ...
Detectives say the FBI's assistance helped solve a stabbing case that had gone cold for more than a decade.
Investigators are bringing advanced DNA testing and other methods to cases that previously looked hopeless. They've recently ...
Irasema Chavez was found dead with over 100 stab wounds in her Arlington, Texas, apartment on January 19, 2012 ...
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office learned the identity of three deceased people, closing cold cases dating back to 2005.
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FBI DNA breakthrough solves 14-year-old cold case
New FBI DNA testing led to the arrest of a Texas woman, charged with murder in a cold case that went unsolved for 14 years.
Three cold cases in Tampa Bay have been solved through advances in DNA technology, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office announced.
The case has mystified investigators and historians for over a century.
Authorities have identified a suspect in a decades-old cold case in Springfield.
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