From a Jane Doe case to a homicide: Investigators want to know who killed Susan Lund
"We are still dealing with someone who died in a really traumatic way and there are still questions that aren’t answered,” said Anthony Redgrave, Lead Forensic Genealogist.
“We are looking into other remains that might match because given where Susan disappeared from and where her remains were found there’s a wide range of places where we could look,” he said.
“We are scouring news reports and databases from the area and from the states that were involved in the original investigation of her disappearance to see if anything showed up in that area,” said Jessie Velstra, Missing Persons Specialist. “Then we are going to attempt to see if we can have those compared with her sample if there’s already DNA in the system for those remains.”
"We are still dealing with someone who died in a really traumatic way and there are still questions that aren’t answered,” said Anthony Redgrave, Lead Forensic Genealogist.
“We are looking into other remains that might match because given where Susan disappeared from and where her remains were found there’s a wide range of places where we could look,” he said.
“We are scouring news reports and databases from the area and from the states that were involved in the original investigation of her disappearance to see if anything showed up in that area,” said Jessie Velstra, Missing Persons Specialist. “Then we are going to attempt to see if we can have those compared with her sample if there’s already DNA in the system for those remains.”