Genetic scientists speak about technology used to make an arrest in a Dunn County cold case
After holding a news conference just last week regarding an arrest made in a decades-old cold case in Dunn County, scientists joined authorities on Monday to discuss the technology used to track down the suspect.
Scientists speak on tech used for Owatonna man’s arrest in 50-year-old murder case
(ABC 6 News) — For 50 years, police were left with no answers until a shocking discovery revealed the missing piece. Now, scientists have given answers for how new technology linked an 84-year-old Owatonna man, Jon Miller, to a decades old murder case.
Jon K. Miller, 84, was arrested last week in the homicide of 25-year-old Mary K. Schlais, Sheriff Kevin Bygd of the Dunn ...
MENOMONIE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – 84-year-old Jon Miller made his first court appearance in a decades-long Dunn County cold case.
Officials plan to provide another update Monday after a break last week in a 50-year-old Wisconsin cold case killing, this ...
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The octogenarian stabbed the hitchhiker in the back after she refused his request for “sexual contact,” according to court ...
Detectives arrested an 84-year-old Owatonna man last week in connection to the 1974 killing of a University of Minnesota ...
An arrest has been made in a 50-year-old murder case thanks to the diligent work of some New Jersey college students.
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Hitchhiker's 50-Year-Cold Case Cracked By Ramapo College's Genealogy CenterAfter nearly five decades without answers, the 1974 murder of Mary Schlais has been solved, thanks to groundbreaking work by ...
DUNN COUNTY (WQOW) - After a 50-year long investigation, a suspect in the murder of Mary Schlais is arrested and in the ...
Jon Miller makes first court appearance in Mary Schlais murder trial Caitlin Clark confirms leftfield career switch plans ...
A DNA test uploaded into a public database in spring 2023 eventually led to the arrest of an 84-year-old man who is accused ...
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