The Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit has solved a 30-year-old cold case involving the 1992 death of William T. Adams, aka “Cadillac Man,” a known Missoula transient with the support and financial assistance from Season of Justice.
“My job is to aggressively pursue justice in a responsible and ethical manner. Sometimes that requires us to go outside traditional investigative methods to solve our most difficult cold cases,” said D’Antoni. “As soon as we discovered the investigative breakthrough potentials FGG offered, working with Othram and Season of Justice became a no-brainer. Their results across the country speak for themselves.”
Janice “Becky” LaPlant was last seen at the Lincoln Manor Apartments in Lincoln, Alabama on July 25, 2011. Ms. LaPlant was reported missing on August 10, 2011.
Police have exhumed the remains of an Albany woman hoping to solve her cold case murder dating back to 1959. NEWS10’s Anya Tucker spoke with an investigator who is now trying to identify the woman’s killer.
The Cold Case Unit will be working with local police, the Massachusetts State Police Unresolved Unit and other law enforcement agencies to provide the latest technology and forensic testing to identify these individuals.
The District Attorney’s Office has also enlisted the help of nationally recognized agencies and labs that specialize in using the most modern forensic technologies for identification of human remains, including genetic genealogical DNA testing.
An Idaho man arrested this month is accused of shooting and killing an Anchorage taxicab driver in 1985.
DNA testing helped investigators connect 56-year-old Eric Lane Jones to Jawed Ahmed’s death, police said in a statement.
DALLAS — A new digital billboard highlighting an unsolved 2014 Dallas homicide has been installed along Interstate 30, the nonprofit organization Season of Justice announced Tuesday.
Tuesday marks eight years since a shooting at a Lawrence convenience store that ultimately claimed the life of 19-year-old Kyle Jobin.
A grant by a nonprofit group could help authorities in Fort Bend County to finally solve a 48-year-old cold case murder.
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