fromwww.mercurynews.com2 months agoEast Bay (California)DNA links children abandoned in a California park restroom to 1989 cold case victim in Arizona
fromwww.mercurynews.com2 months agoEast Bay (California)DNA links children abandoned in a California park restroom to 1989 cold case victim in Arizona
CaliforniafromThe Mercury News11 hours agoSanta Cruz County woman pleads guilty to abandoning newborn in 1994A Watsonville woman admitted to voluntary manslaughter and felony child abuse for her newborn's 1994 death and faces over 13 years in prison.
US newsfromwww.montereyherald.com11 hours agoSanta Cruz County woman pleads guilty to abandoning newborn in 1994Pamela Ferreyra pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and felony child abuse in the 1994 death of her newborn; faces up to 13 years, four months in prison.
CaliforniafromThe Mercury News2 months agoBody found on San Francisco beach ID'd as missing Bay Area manA body found on San Francisco's Ocean Beach in May was identified by DNA in September as missing Rohnert Park man Wen Wu, 38.
US newsfromwww.npr.org4 months agoAfter nearly 24 years, NYC officials identify 3 more 9/11 victimsA DNA match led to the identification of Barbara Keating, a victim of the September 11 attacks, providing closure for her family.
MiscellaneousfromBoston.com4 months agoSkeletal remains found in 1992 identified as Newburyport manSkeletal remains identified as Anthony Angelli Rea, a missing teenager since 1988, after over 30 years using advanced DNA sequencing technology.
fromNew York Post6 months agoRetirementDecades later, remains of 22-year-old WWII soldier from NJ identifiedPvt. Roman Cherubini's remains were identified nearly 80 years after his death during WWII, highlighting the efforts to account for missing soldiers.
fromABC7 San Francisco7 months agoSF parentsSan Jose family honors remains of WWII veteran returned home, identified through DNA after 80 yearsLieutenant Robert McCollum's remains were returned home 80 years after being declared missing in action during WWII.
fromNew York Post6 months agoRetirementDecades later, remains of 22-year-old WWII soldier from NJ identified
SF parentsfromABC7 San Francisco7 months agoSan Jose family honors remains of WWII veteran returned home, identified through DNA after 80 yearsLieutenant Robert McCollum's remains were returned home 80 years after being declared missing in action during WWII.
