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Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, who suffered severe head trauma and sexual assault. Investigators utilized Forensic Genetic Genealogy to link Anderson, now deceased, to the crime, and would have sought charges against him if alive. The police urge anyone with information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo using Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anselmo’s body was discovered with severe head trauma, leading to a homicide ruling. If alive, Anderson would face 1st Degree Murder and Rape charges.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, who was found dead from blunt force trauma. The identification came through Forensic Genetic Genealogy, utilizing DNA evidence from relatives. The department would have pursued murder and rape charges against Anderson if he were alive today.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, using Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anselmo suffered severe head trauma and sexual assault, leading to a homicide ruling. Anderson, now deceased, would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if alive today.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy (FGG). Anselmo's body was discovered with severe head trauma, and if alive, Anderson would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape. Investigators encourage anyone with information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, who suffered fatal head trauma and indications of sexual assault. Detectives utilized Forensic Genetic Genealogy to link Anderson to the case through familial DNA. Charges for 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape would be pursued if Anderson were alive today.
Spokane Police Department identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo. Investigators used Forensic Genetic Genealogy to connect Anderson, who is now deceased, to the homicide and sexual assault. Police would seek charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape against him if he were alive today.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, using Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anselmo was found dead from blunt force trauma, and charges would have been sought against Anderson if he were alive today. Police urge anyone with information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, using Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Detectives uncovered evidence linking Anderson to the crime, which included severe head trauma and indications of sexual assault. Authorities would seek first-degree murder and rape charges against him if he were alive today.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, using Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anderson, now deceased, would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if alive today. Detectives continue to seek additional information from the public regarding the case.