Por: CBS News Health November 13, 2022
In February 1987, Terry Wood came home from a night of bowling to discover his wife, Roxanne, dead on the kitchen floor in their home in Niles, Michigan. Detectives say had been sexually assaulted and her throat slashed. DNA was preserved from the crime scene, but given technological limitations of the time, there wasn't enough evidence to charge any suspects. The case went cold. Then, 34 years later, investigative Gabriella Vargas got to... + full article
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CBS News USA Crime November 12, 2022
A look at how investigators solved the murder of Roxanne Wood after more than three decades with no leads, and a tiny DNA sample the size of a human cell.Niles, Michigan 1987 Michigan State Police tape after blocks the driveway of the Niles home of Roxanne and Terry Wood... + más
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CBS News USA Health November 11, 2022
Gabriella Vargas is a self-proclaimed pink-haired, tattooed mom from California who enjoys woodworking and gardening. She also happens to be one of the most talented investigative genetic genealogists in the world, according to the investigators she worked with. When the... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation November 06, 2022
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Newsweek USA World November 03, 2022
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