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Sharron Prior

Sharron Prior: DNA confirmed

May 23, 2023 By Alice

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As posted earlier, the Canadian authorities have been able to match DNA found at the Sharron Prior crime scene to the West Virginia Romine Family. Two brothers voluntarily gave their DNA. Their profiles showed a close but partial match to that what was found at Sharron Prior’s crime scene. These two brothers were never suspects. […]

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Sharron Prior: DNA and exhumation

May 6, 2023 By Alice

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We are getting answers in the 1975 rape-murder of Sharron Prior (Feb 9, 1959 – March 29, 1975) from Longueuil, Quebec, Canada. Sharron was sixteen years old when she left home to meet friends at a nearby pizzeria. She never arrived. She was abducted, raped, beaten, and murdered. Her body was found three days later. […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News Tagged With: Canada, DNA, Sharron Prior

Interesting find in Sharron Prior case

August 21, 2011 By Alice

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An interesting find in the case of Sharron Prior. I could use your help to figure out what it really means: “What ever happened to mike french. he was cut up into little pieces for raping sharron prior.She was the daughter of one of his decieced brothers.Mike and his buddy ,we all know who that […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Canada, DNA, Forensics, Sharron Prior

Sum it up! #5

February 5, 2011 By Alice

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In this Sum it up I’d like to draw your attention to four websites or blogs that have kept me busy reading all week. The first one is “the Civil Rights Cold Case Project.”  On this site you can find information about cases related to the Civil Rights Era and some you will recognize since […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: death investigations, Frontline, Henry Dee & Charles Moore, Iowa, Moira "Holly" Branagan, NPR, Path Wonk, Sharron Prior, Sum it Up!, Villisca Axe Murders

Sum it up! #3

January 22, 2011 By Alice

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Week 3: Sum it up! We saw a mixed bag of information this week about cold cases, DNA, forensic labs, testing and of course, funding. DNA was instrumental in cracking the 1994 throat slashing murder of Theresa Whetstone (Buffalo, NY) and the 1985 murder of Candace Derksen (Elmwood, Canada). At the same time, we see DNA backlogs […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Cameron Todd Willingham, Candace Derksen, Forensic arson detection, Jerry Hobbs, Kevin Fox, Laura Henderson-Ibach, Paul Kennedy, Sharron Prior, Sum it Up!, Texas Forensic Science Commission, Theresa Whetstone, Waldo Rapist

Update Sharron Prior

January 21, 2011 By Alice

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The case of Sharron Prior has created discussions per email. Readers told me many interesting facts. I asked whether I could use parts of their information online. This information is not found in any of the newspaper articles and even contradicts some articles. I invite everyone who used to live in the Point (Canada) to read […]

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Filed Under: Forensics, Unsolved Tagged With: Canada, DNA, Forensics, Sharron Prior

Sum it up! #51

December 20, 2010 By Alice

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In this Sum it up! we follow the progress in some cold case investigations. Progress in UK cold case investigation resulted in justice when  Judge John Devaux sentenced Peter Hull to six years incarceration for the 1994 rape of an unidentified woman. “A review of the case was undertaken in 2008 and DNA put on to the national database. A […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Amanda Knox, Grim Sleeper, Hazel Ivy, Jennifer Claybrook, Judge Nazarro, Keith Cuningham, Ken Rex McElroy, Knife Attack, Lester Ray Guy, Maurice Caldwell, Meredith Kercher, Norma Richards, Peter Hull, Richard Lapointe, Sharron Prior, Sum it Up!, Wilbert Dyce

The 1975 murder of Sharron Prior

December 16, 2010 By Alice

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Joe Giacalone and I teamed up to explore the 1975 murder of Sharron Prior. It has haunted Point-St.-Charles ever since. We read the website that was made for Sharron and all the newspaper articles. Below are our observations and first reactions. What happened? Sharron (16) disappeared on March 29, 1975 after leaving from her home […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Canada, DNA, Forensics, Sharron Prior

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