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Who killed Bob Crane?

February 15, 2017 By Alice

Who Killed Bob Crane?

John Hook, an American reporter, will release his book “Who Killed Bob Crane?” on February 21, 2017. As a treat for my readers, John gave me photography to use on my blog and an excerpt of the first chapter. The Case The book explores the unsolved murder of American icon and Hogan’s Heroes TV star […]

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Filed Under: Book Reviews Tagged With: Bob Crane, book alert, DNA, John Hook

Elodie Kulik and familial DNA

February 7, 2017 By Alice

Elodie Kulik

In the night from January 10 to 11, 2002, Elodie Kulik (24) was murdered. She was kidnapped and raped. Her body was set on fire. Her remains were left in a farmer’s field. Her attacker(s) tried to burn anything that could identify them but they didn’t succeed. The authorities found Elodie’s red Peugeot less than a mile […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Forensics Tagged With: Elodie Kulik, familial DNA, France, Y-chromosome DNA

A Cruel Necessity by L.C. Tyler

February 6, 2017 By Alice

L.C. Tyler "a cruel necessity"

I love historical mysteries and books where we deal with forensic sciences in their early stages. So when I heard that “A Cruel Necessity” by L.C. Tyler would bring me a dead body with an expertly slashed throat underneath a dung heap I had to read the book in one sitting. Naturally. The author takes […]

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Filed Under: Book Reviews Tagged With: Book Reviews, L.C. Tyler

Case of the Month: Doni Grindstaff

February 1, 2017 By Alice

Doni Grindstaff

Expanding the reach of cold cases is the title of a chapter dedicated to Doni Grindstaff. I wrote it for the book “Solving the Unsolved.” The book was released by the American Investigative Society Of Cold Cases (AISOCC). I am posting part of the text here by request of Doni’s family and readers. __ If you […]

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Filed Under: Case of the Month Tagged With: AISOCC, Case of the Month, Colorado, Doni Grindstaff, M-Vac Systems

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