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34 years after Wisconsin woman's murder, familial DNA leads to suspect nearly 2,000 miles away

Por: CBS News Crime December 09, 2022

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A Washington state man has been charged in the 1988 slaying of a Wisconsin woman after he was identified using familial DNA searching to examine records of people who may be related to the suspect.Gene C. Meyer, 66, is charged with first-degree murder and first-degree sexual assault with use of a dangerous weapon in the killing of 60-year-old Betty Rolf, reported. After 34 years, an arrest was made in the 1988 Appleton homicide of Betty Rolf.—... + full article



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