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Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo. Forensic Genetic Genealogy linked him to the case, revealing familial connections that implicated him in the homicide. Authorities would have sought murder and rape charges against Anderson if he were alive today.
Spokane Police have 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. Investigators encourage anyone with additional 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, found dead from blunt force trauma, had gone unsolved for decades until recent advancements in DNA analysis linked Anderson to the crime. Authorities would pursue 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, who suffered blunt force trauma and sexual assault. The investigation utilized Forensic Genetic Genealogy to connect Anderson, now deceased, to the crime. Authorities would charge him with first-degree murder and rape if he were alive today.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo after utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anderson, now deceased, would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if alive. Detectives encourage anyone with further information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police Department identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anderson, now deceased, would face 1st Degree Murder and Rape charges if alive today. Investigators urge anyone with additional information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy to link him to the crime. Anderson, now deceased, would face charges of 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape if he were alive. Authorities urge anyone with further information to contact Crime Check.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing Forensic Genetic Genealogy. Anselmo was found dead in an alley, with the cause of death ruled as homicide due to blunt force trauma. Police would charge Anderson with 1st Degree Murder and 1st Degree Rape 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. Investigators hope to gather more information from the public to aid the case.
Spokane Police identified Brian J. Anderson as the suspect in the 1997 murder of Margaret Anselmo, utilizing forensic genetic genealogy. Anselmo was found dead in an alley, with her death ruled a homicide due to blunt force trauma. Authorities would seek first-degree murder and rape charges against Anderson if he were alive today.